Winning Her Heart Back (Emelie Hoven )
Chapter 63

Chapter 63 The Only One

William didn’t show any expression on his face as usual. When he arrived at the meeting place with Elias, he found Elias wolfing down a taco.

William glanced at him before taking a seat.

Seeing William, Elias gestured toward the files on the table and mumbled, “The information you want is there. Read them yourself. I haven’t eaten since last night, and I’m starving.”

“No one at home cooked for you? Wasn’t your mom supposed to replace you a wife?” William casually remarked as he picked up a file and started flipping through it.

Just thinking of the woman who had moved into his house as his fiancée made him sick to his stomach. Elias threw the taco back into the bag, wiped his hands with a tissue, and spoke in an unfriendly tone.

“She could be my aunt. She’s five years older than me. I really don’t know what’s wrong with my mom for having me marry that woman.

“All she wants is the inheritance my mom holds. I’ll just take it as having an extra housekeeper after marrying her… Okay, let’s not talk about her.”

Elias looked at William. “Why do you suddenly want information on these small companies? Aren’t these insignificant in front of Cloudex?”

The key was that if William wanted it done, he could just have his people take care of it for him. Why bother stepping in himself? What was he planning to do?

William read through the files seriously, though the projects were only worth a few million. “Things I handle tend to get noticed.

“It sounds like you’re trying to acquire a small company, not for yourself but for someone else.” Elias, intrigued by the secrecy, asked. “For whom?”

Thinking of Emelie, who was leaving the company soon, he teased, “Are you planning to give Ms. Hoven a company so she can be her own boss?”

William chuckled inexplicably. He neither denied nor confirmed it.

Twisting open a bottle of mineral water, Elias asked, “Isn’t she back at work? Hasn’t she withdrawn her resignation?”

William closed the folder and was ready to leave. Before leaving, he said, “She hasn’t withdrawn it, but she won’t leave either.”

How could she bear to leave him? Was there anyone who treated her better than he did?

Even her biological parents didn’t want her. She once held him and said he was her only family in the world.

On the other hand, Emelle arrived at Jeremy’s company. Unsurprisingly, she was shut out. Jeremy didn’t

want to see her.

Chapter 63 The Only One

With Cloudex Corporation’s name and the title of head secretary, Emelle hadn’t been rejected by anyone for a long time.

But it didn’t matter, Jeremy would eventually sign that contract, sooner or later.

Wasting her time on him was much better than seeing those two “Daphnes” and William at the office, so she decided to waste her time with him.

When she first joined Cloudex, she was just an insignificant secretary. She had once pursued a client relentlessly just to sign a contract, rivaling a salesperson.

Now, she was using that same vigor to pressure Jeremy.

When Jeremy went to a restaurant with clients, Emelle sat at the table behind them. She tasted a dessert that was quite good and asked the waiter to bring two to Jeremy’s table.

The client asked curiously. “Do you know each other?”

Emelie replied frankly, “I’m also here to sign a contract with Mr. Ramsey.”

Seeing that Jeremy still had someone waiting, the client didn’t dare delay him and left after the meal.

Even so, Jeremy ignored her and went straight back to the company, instructing the receptionists not to let her upstairs.

So, Emelie sat in the company’s lobby area, working on her phone. When she was thirsty, she went to their pantry to pour water and eat snacks when hungry.

She did give them something for the receptionists.

in return. Around 5:00 pm, she ordered more than a dozen cups of coffee

After work in the evening, Jeremy strode out without glancing aside.

Since the receptionist drank Emelie’s cup of coffee, she showed courtesy by quietly calling out to Emelie, Hey.”

Emelie looked up and immediately followed, catching up to him in the parking lot.

Unable to bear it any longer, Jeremy turned and said, “I’m going home. Are you coming home with me?”

He looked at her and continued with a