I got married without you (James and Amelia)
Chapter 1544

Chapter 1544 Women's intuition

Eva hadn't had a chance to refuse when James had already

sent her the address.

"Eva, could you do me a favor?" James put away his phone, said 'thanks,' and then got into the car.

Looking at the luxury car speeding away, Eva stared at the address on her phone, standing still. Inside the car, Edith saw Eva hesitating and locked the car before rolling down the window.

"Eva, why don't you go pick up my brother? Amelia and I will go see Ryan."

"But..."

Before Eva finished speaking, Edith stepped on the gas and

drove off.

These two siblings, they never even let people finish their

sentences.

Watching the two luxury cars speeding away, Eva, who didn't have a car in the capital, stomped her foot in anger...

"At least drop me off at the subway station!"

By the time Edith realized this and turned back, Eva was

nowhere to be seen.

Amelia messaged her, asking where she was, and Eva quickly replied with an angry emoji, ignoring them afterwards.

"Great, I've offended my future sister-in-law."

Amelia put down her phone and turned to Edith.

"How do you know Eva is your future sister-in-law?"

Edith, who was beautiful and glamorous, glanced at Amelia through the rearview mirror.

"Women's intuition."

Resting her elbow on the car window and supporting her chin with her palm, Amelia started to ponder.

Eva was her sister. If Eva married Paul, what should James call

Paul?

Lost in thought, the car quickly stopped at Ryan's villa.

Ryan was still sitting in the flower garden, waiting for Amelia's

arrival.

When he saw Edith accompanying her, his expression

stiffened slightly.

Unfazed, he led the two inside the living room and called Nora

to make coffee and serve dessert for them.

After chatting in the living room for a while, Amelia felt a bit embarrassed and spoke up, "Ryan, you should know

Miss Evans. She used to suffer from depression, but she has

overcome it. I brought her here to see you."

Amelia genuinely wanted to help him, and Ryan could sense

her goodwill. When he looked at Edith, his expression wasn't as cold anymore. "Miss Evans' situation must be different from

mine, right?"

After taking a sip of coffee, Edith composed herself and said

gracefully, "If my situation was different from yours, I wouldn't

have come."

It was precisely because they had gone through similar experiences that she was confident in persuading Ryan. But from the moment they entered, Ryan's affectionate gaze never left Amelia. It seemed like he was even more deeply

entrenched in his feelings than she was. No wonder he had fallen into severe depression.

Ryan didn't really mind his own depression. It was just a matter of not being able to sleep at night and constantly thinking about dying. He would tough it out, but this was

Amelia's concern.

No matter what, he wouldn't let her down. "So, does Miss

Evans have any solutions?"

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