Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 838 Same Old Place

Ashley wanted to take off the mask. After all, wearing sunglasses indoors felt ridiculous. However, before she could, Elias grabbed her hand and stopped her.

Amidst their bicker, the door suddenly opened, and Elias instinctively turned to see who it was.

Instead of Beathan, it was his housekeeper.

"May I help you?" she asked.

"We're Mr. Collins' colleagues from Xanther. We heard that he's been seriously ill, so we came to check on him," Elias calmly stated.

"Mr. Collins doesn't live here anymore," the housekeeper replied.

"He's not here anymore? Where is he staying now?" Elias was puzzled.

Though Beathan was under medical care, he wasn't supposed to leave Capebatt City.

"I'm... not sure. Mr. Collins hasn't been back for a while now," the housekeeper said. Elias wanted to ask more, but Ashley nodded in thanks and returned to the car.

Elias ran his hand through his short, neatly combed hair, feeling slightly prickly, but in a good mood.

"Who knows where he is now? Since we couldn't see him, let's just head home," Elias said. He was feeling more than satisfied that Ashley didn't have to meet Beathan. Ashley remained silent as Elias hummed and drove back home.

from the side. She was cool and

they approached an intersection, Ashley suddenly spoke up.

"Why there?" Elias asked.

Ashley didn't explain.

place. "Rivercrest Lane? The place where

firm Beathan had joined. He even rented a place nearby

might be there?" Elias asked. He felt a surge of frustration as

"No way," he said.

wife to meet up with

over. I'll take

but immediately

thing if you want to go to his place. But going to the apartment you two stayed together? Have you ever considered how

Taking a walk down memory

angry at a comment like that. However,

that at all. I just feel uncomfortable, you

was at a loss

mind plainly. His blunt left her unsure of how to respond. She remembered how

get over it. But if you really have to go, you could at least try to

If you can't handle it, go sign the divorce papers, and we'll go our