I got married without you (James and Amelia)
Chapter 801

Chapter 801 The Third Agreement

When Aaron lowered his hand from her cheek, his fingertips.

brushed by her long curly hair.

He knew Skender didn't have such long hair.

In Aaron's blurred vision, a face, similar to Skender's but still

different, gradually emerged.

"So she's Amelia, not Skender." He thought ruefully.

He had mistaken her for her sister again.

Aaron's bright eyes gradually lost their glow.

He slowly looked toward her heart as if he could feel Skender's presence, which made him extremely at ease.

"Amelia..."

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He struggled to call out her name. Sitting next to him, Amelia saw him recognize her and quickly wiped away her tears as she moved closer.

"Aaron."

She still recognized him as her brother-in-law despite the way he

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had treated her before.

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Her kindness made Aaron lower his eyelashes in guilt.

After a few seconds of silence, he suddenly opened his mouth and said sincerely, "I'm sorry..."

Probably because he knew he was dying, and he also realized he had acted like an a shole, his belated apology came from the

bottom of his heart.

Knowing that Aaron was apologizing to her, Amelia shook her head at him, but when she parted her lips again, she didn't know

what to say.

When Aaron looked at Amelia with his lifeless eyes, he gave her a faint pleading look.

"Do you still remember the agreement?"

"Yes."

Amelia nodded.

His first request was for her to complete the project on behalf of her sister.

The second was to become her sister's substitute for a month.

Aaron hadn't mentioned his third request yet.

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"The third one...

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Aaron struggled to say the three words and lost his strength.

Lying in the hospital bed, he clutched the bloody sheet and rested

for a long time before his blood-stained lips slowly parted.

"Help me... take care of Grace."

Even without him asking, Amelia would take care of Grace, "Aaron, don't worry. I'll take good care of Grace."