Winning Her Heart Back (Emelie and William) novel Chapter 860

The old house remained brightly lit at 4.30 am, making it stand out against the darkness of the old neighborhood.

Emelie said nothing more and sipped her drink slowly.

Lyle didn't try to stop her from drinking. After receiving such shocking news, she needed an outlet to vent.

He sat with her for a while before taking care of things, packing the peeled sweet potatoes into a storage container and placing them in the freezer. He then cleaned the flour off the table.

However, when he returned from the kitchen after washing the cloth, he was shocked to find that Emelie, who had been sitting at the dining table, was gone!

More than half of the whiskey bottle had been emptied. Even if Emelie could handle her liquor, she was likely tipsy by now. Where could she have wandered off to?

He immediately searched the first floor and yelled her name, "Emelie… Emelie!"

There was no response. He then called Jodie.

"Did something happen to her?" she asked.

"She's drunk, and she might have gone out." Lyle noticed the usually neatly arranged shoes by the door were now scattered.

Frowning, he was about to run out when Jodie stopped him. "Mr. Inning, don't be too anxious. Ms. Pierce has someone with her. Let me call and check."

When Emelie decided to return to Capebatt City, Wesley, concerned for her safety, had arranged for a shadow to follow her at all times. Wherever she went, they would follow.

The shadow confirmed, "Yes, Ms. Pierce has left. She's heading to Sunnington Hill."

Sunnington Hill?

That was where William lived, wasn't it?

…

William was jolted awake by the doorbell ringing.

After rubbing his temples for a while to shake off the sudden disturbance, he got out of bed. He didn't like having anyone else in his house, so there were no live-in servants. There was just him, alone, in the house.

Without expression, he picked up his phone and checked the live video feed from the front door.

To his surprise, Emelie was standing outside and seen swaying slightly.