Me Before You

Emily Woodley really felt sad for Isabella Brown, she did a lot for Daniel Taylor and unfortunately, they had such an ending.

When Isabella Brown and Daniel Taylor were engaged to each other, she thought they were the best match.

Although she knew what Isabella Brown did was wrong, she still hoped that Isabella Brown and Daniel Taylor can be together again. That’s why the way she spoke was very sincere and her tone was very humble. There was no longer that arrogant way that she used to talk to Anna.

Anna looked at Emily Woodley and she was a little surprised. She seemed determined and spoke for her friend which was a good thing for Isabella Brown.

Daniel Taylor also knew that Emily Woodley never made a joke about their family because of his injury. Even when he had an accident, Emily Woodley’s mother often came to their home and accompanied his mother in a hard time.

He took Anna’s hand and said to Emily Woodley, "I have no intention of cheating, and I am not interested in forgiving someone who just came to me because I can walk! You have to apologize to Anna for today, and it will be alright. But I don’t want it to happen again, otherwise..."

He didn’t complete his sentence.

Emily Woodley couldn’t believe that he even asked her to apologize to Anna after hearing what she said.

She just recalled what she just said to Anna. How can she apologize to her now?

would be like hitting your own self

apologize to Anna because she looked down upon her.

then leave it! When I get back

if he will deal with this matter after going

Emily Woodley said, "No,

at Anna, and she was very ashamed. However, in front of Daniel Taylor, she had no option than to apologize to her, "I’m sorry, Anna Stark. It’s my fault. I

call her?" Daniel Taylor spoke

a while. Knowing the meaning of Daniel Taylor, she reluctantly changed

Anna smiled. It was interesting to see sir clean up, people. She didn’t need

time, when you see me, you will again come to me

Woodley was humiliated so thoroughly for

world like forcing oneself to recognize a thing that one doesn’t

Emily Woodley said in a low voice.