I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 1081

Chapter 1081 Paul, listen to my advice 

The bodyguard couldn’t argue with him, so he took out a lighter, opened it, and held the sparks with his hand, passing it to Paul’s lips. 

“Young master, when you take the first puff, don’t inhale into your lungs, it can make you choke…” 

“Cough, cough, cough…” 

The bodyguard hadn’t even taught him how to smoke yet, but he had already inhaled it. He suddenly sucked it into his lungs. and kept coughing. 

“Are you okay, young master?” 

The bodyguard was so frightened that he raised his big, calloused hand and patted him on the back. 

# He was afraid of patting him too hard and hurting him, so 

he just scratched his back, which had no effect. 

After catching his breath, Pauk picked up the cigarette and put it back in his mouth. 

Before he could even take a puff, a fair hand reached out and 

snatched the cigarette from his mouth. 

Paul looked up and saw Anthony, who was wearing a white 

suit and looked elegant and calm, and his expression turned uglier. 

“Give it back to me!” 

Anthony didn’t bother with him, and threw the cigarette into a nearby trash can in a parabolic path. 

“If you do this again, don’t blame me for calling your big sister 

to come get you.” 

If James, the CEO of the Evans Group, wasn’t there, then he 

would have to ask his big sister to come and take care of 

Paul’s misbehavior. 

Thinking of Rebecca’s stern and impartial face, Paul didn’t ask 

for another cigarette, but the anger on his face didn’t subside. 

Anthony saw that Paul seemed to be furious, so he reached 

out to gently pat his shoulder… 

“Paul, listen to me, as someone who’s been there. If you love 

81her way, don’t argue with her.”

“If you fight with her, if you’re stubborn with her, you’ll end up like me, on your knees crying, and she won’t even look at you.” 

Anthony’s eyes shone like a galaxy, filled with an indissoluble 

melancholy. 

It seemed like he was hating his past self, and at the same time, mourning for his past sorrows.