I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 1094

Chapter 1094 I don’t want to pester her either, but I like her 

Paul pushed Rebecca’s hand away, but because he couldn’t 

stand steadily, he stumbled and fell to the floor. 

Rebecca went up to give him a slap, but stopped when his 

hand was about to touch Paul’s face. 

When they were young, she could still whip her unruly little. brother with a whip. 

Now that he had become the temporary CEO of the Evans Group, hitting him in front of the bodyguards seemed to give 

him no face at all. 

Rebecca didn’t want to embarrass Paul too much, so she 

retracted her hand, but looked at him with confusion. 

“In the past, you changed girlfriends faster than anything else, and you never went back to your old flames. What’s going on 

this time?” 

“You have been pestering Eva for a long time, even when she already has a boyfriend. This is not like you, is it?” 

I don’t want to pester her eith… 

Paul, who was leaning against the edge of the bathtub and 

had dry heaves several times, turned around and looked at 

Rebecca upon hearing this. 

As he looked, tears welled up in his eyes. “I don’t want to 

pester Eva, but I like her…” 

Hearing the word “like” from Paul’s mouth was rar, as if the 

sun had risen from the west. 

Seeing his little brother looking so aggrieved, Rebecca 

suddenly felt a twinge of pain, walked over and rubbed his 

head. 

“It’s okay to like Eva, but you have to consider whether she 

likes you or not.” 

“If Eva doesn’t like you and you keep acting like this, it will only 

make her more annoyed with you.” 

Is that so? 

Did he make a fuss? 

Why does everyone think he’s the one making a fuss? 

It was clearly that Eva made him angry first, and then… 

“Eva treats me this way because she doesn’t like me, right?” 

Rebecca was at a loss for words. Her silly little brother seemed 

unable to distinguish between liking and disliking. 

It seemed that all the girlfriends he had had over the years were not sincere. After finally developing feelings for someone, he had hit a snag.