Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 862 Sleeping with an Ex After Getting Drunk...

William was wearing a dark green pajama set.

It was a simple outfit with a button-up long-sleeved cotton top. He was lying on his side with his head propped up with one hand. The neckline of his shirt was sagging due to gravity, which revealed a glimpse of his collarbone.

And there, on his collarbone, was a very noticeable bite mark.

There was no doubt about who had bitten him. Emelie could even recall the exact position she had been in and how it felt when she had done it.

Emelie fell silent.

Her expression was hard to read. William's gaze shifted slightly, and he asked with a little uncertainty, "Did you forget what happened last night?"

"I'm not suffering from amnesia."

Emelie looked away and tried to sit up, but the moment she moved, she felt a sharp ache in her lower back and thighs.

It was worse than hiking while on her period.

She couldn't help but gasp softly.

William immediately sat up, gently supporting her back to help her sit more comfortably. He grabbed a pillow and placed it behind her. "Does that feel better?"

voice was

you haven't been with a woman in years. Anyone who doesn't would assume you've never been with one at all." This man had acted like he'd

scolded, and

say

I asked Ashton to send over a new set, but she hasn't arrived. There are toiletries in the bathroom.

she simply stayed quiet. She caught a

the

of the bathroom, William had temporarily placed her on the

in household chores, as the sheets were

She should

rubbed her lower back. The pressure from his hands

thought as he recalled the events from the night before. He misunderstood her reaction, and without thinking, he pulled her back into his arms. He trapped her

confusion, while William lowered his in curiosity. They locked eyes, and neither of

a word for a long

an indescribably awkward

flashed through Emelie's mind, like "Slept with my Enemy After Getting Drunk", "Slept with an Ex After Getting

It was ridiculous.

the awkwardness and gave William a

both hands, signaling his surrender, apology, and promise not to touch

the faint hint of amusement