Winning Her Heart Back (Emelie and William) novel Chapter 460

Chapter 460 Pavoring Her 

Emelie knew Jodie was following her, but she didn’t care. 

She appeared calm on the surface, but her mind was in turmoil. 

She had so many questions that needed answers, and she had to unravel them one by one. 

The first question was, who was she, really? 

From Eliana suddenly saying she wasn’t the Hoven family’s biological child to Wesley saying Ronan’s suicide was related to her background, everything pointed to her true identity. 

And now, the only person who could answer this question was Greta 

When Emelie entered the ward, Eliana, who had been feeding Greta oatmeal, put down the bowl and spoon. She stood up and glared at Emelie. “I told you yesterday was the last time you could see my mom. Why are you here again? 

Emelie replied calmly, “I’ve been calling her mom for over 20 years. Whether I have the right to continue doing so isn’t up to you.” 

She turned to Greta, who was on the bed, and her tone softened as she said. “Mom, if you don’t want to see me anymore, just say the word, and I’ll leave. I promise I won’t appear in front of you again.” 

Eliana was furious. “You’re so shameless! You.” 

Greta cut her off, “Ellana, you’ve stayed up all night with me. You’re tired. Go home and get some rest. You should check on the kids 

Eliana frowned. “Mom!” 

Greta sighed. “Eme did nothing wrong. You shouldn’t take your anger out on her. Please, go home. I want to talk to her.” 

“You keep calling her Eme. When have you ever called me ? Even now, you still favor her.” Elana sneered. 

She stopped talking and grabbed her coat before leaving immediately. 

Greta wanted to say more but ended up shaking her head and sighing 

Emelie walked over, picked up the bowl of oatmeal, and continued feeding Greta 

Greta looked at her with the same old expression. “Eme, don’t blame yourself I don’t hold anything against you. I know Eliana told you about it, but don’t blame her either. We couldn’t act fairly.” 

Emelie said softly, “How could I blame you?” 

“You should blame me. Sibling discord is a sign of parental failure.” 

Emelle’s heart ached as if soaked in old water. 

Greta held her wrist. “I’ve always treated you as my own daughter.” 

Emelie knew that 

Greta looked at her with concern. “You didn’t sleep well last night, did you? You have dark circles under your eyes.” 

Emelie bit the inside of her lip and said softly, “Yes, I didn’t sleep well Mom, I want to know who my biological parents are” 

Greta had expected this question 

Of course, she would ask. How could she not after finding out? Still, Greta shook her head. She couldn’t answer her, nor should she