Chapter129
SamuelreturnedtotheofficeafterhissswasoverThen,hesawEmelsethankinghimthroughtext.
otherthanthat,she<b>also</b>senthimapictureofthentsnexttothewindow,sayinghowthesunlightfeltnice.Hesmiled.“Isthatpeppermint?whydidyoudecidetontthat?
Emeliesaid,“It’seasytotakecareof.Besides,ifIneedtoaddsomevortomyfood,Icanjust<b>grab</b>some
*11looksnice,tastesnice,andsmellsniceaswell.”
Samprl.couldn’thelughing.“Thankyou.You’reprouadedme.I’llgetmyselfoneonmywayhomter.”
“Youdon’thavetoburit.TheoneIhaveisprettyhealthy.Teangivepartofittoyou,andyou<b>should</b>haveawholepotinnotime.”Fromwhatshehadsaid,Samuelfiguredshewasinagoodmood
Afterhesitatingforamoment,heasked:“What’sgoingon?Haveyoubehappierafterdrinking?”
Emelieuiled.“That’snotit.Iwasjustabouttotellyouthatyoudon’thavetoaskyourcolleagueaboutthehospitnymore.”
“Mr.MiddletonSeniorsteppedinandhelpedmehandlethehospitndthediscussion.Ms.Hoopeshasalsodecidedtoletitgo.”Samuelexitedthethatandcheckedthesituation<b>online</b>afteradjustinghissses.
He<b>was</b>surprisedthatHenrywastheonewhohandled<b>it</b>insteadofthepersonhewastalkingtoearlier
SamuelwonderedifitreallywasHenrywhodidit.
Twodaysago,heheardfromBryanthatthe<b>project</b>onMapleAvenuehadbeensnatchedbyVertexCapitalHoldings.
Itwouldn’tbeappropriatetosaythattheysnatchedit.CloudexCorporationhadits<b>eyes</b>setonanotherproject.
Afteparingthetwo,theydecidedto<b>back</b>outoftheprojectinMapleAver?..
TheprojectonClodexCorporation’shandwasabigdeal<b>,</b>andHenry<b>had</b>toshowupinpersonandtreattheirclients<b>to</b><b>a</b>meal.SamuelwassurprisedthathestillhadthetimetocareaboutEmmelle’smatters
Things
weregettinginteresting.
HewonderedwhohelpedEmelie
<b>Was</b>itthepersonwastalkingto?OrwasitreallyHenry?
CoulditbeWilliam?
Theincidenttookagreattum,andIngridaskedfor200thousanddorsapensationtowritean apology
Emeliewaitedpatientlyfortwomonths,andtheywenttocourtforthehospitalincident.
withAshley’shelp,Ronanwasabletogetthelightestpunishment.Hewouldbelocked<b>up</b>forthreemonths.
Thetwomonthshespratindetentionwereincludedinhisperiodofimprisonment.Thatmeanthecouldget<b>out</b>afteramonthinjail.
Thatwasthebestouetheycouldaskfor
EmeliethankedAshleyoverandoveragain
Ashleysaid,<b>“</b>You’rewee.SinceI’mwyer,I’mnotgoingtohopeforustoworktogether<b>again</b>
“However,wecangrabacoffeetogetherwhenwe’refreeinthefuture”
Ofcourse,EmelieagreedtoitSheadmiredAshleyaswell.
Emeliecalledhomeimmediatelytotellhermomaboutthenews.
Greta<b>was</b>ted.“Comebackquickly.TellElianaandBillytehome,too.Let’s haveamealtogetherandcelebrate.”
“Let’sdoitanother<b>day</b>.Ihavesomethingelsetoattendtotoday,so1can’tgobackyet”
Gretadidn’tminditata
EmeliewaspreparingtovisittheMiddletonfamily,
Shehadn’tseenwilliamfortwomonths,nordidshecontacthim.It<b>was</b><b>as</b>ifwhattheysaidtheotherdayhaetrue.
“Theywalkedtheirown<b>paths</b>,anditfeltthetheyhadnevermetbefore.
EmeliewasgoingtotheEmelieresidencetothankHenry
Afterall,withouthishelp,thecasewould’vebeenmorplicated.
Otherthanthat,HenryandVanessahadbeenaskinghertojointhem for<b>a</b>meal<b>.</b>So<b>,</b>shehadtorepaythefavor
Therewasareasonwhyshehadtogothatday.This content is ? N?velDrama.Org.
ItwasMonday<b>,</b><b>and</b>thatmeantitwasbusyatthe<bpany</b>.Sinceitwasalsoatnoon,therewasnowayshewouldrunintoWilliam.Shedidn’twanttoseehimeveragain,
WhenEmeliearrivedattheMiddletonresidence,William’sparentswereecstatic.
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Emelieevenpreparedsomedishesherselftoshowher<b>appreciation</b>.
Asshebroughtouttheseafoodchowder,shecalledoutwithasmile,“Mr.Middleton,Mrs.Middleton,it’stimetoeat…”
Suddenly,shestoppedtalking.
Thatwasbecauseshesawsomeonewhoshouldn’tbethereatthatmoment.ItwasWilliaminthelivingroom.