I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 1142

Chapter 1142 I’m sorry, my kids 

James stared at Sumasa’s face in the video and whispered to 

himself: 

Please rest assured. 

I will make sure that Amelia lives a safe and healthy life for the rest of her days. 

Your daughter, your Elvira, will be happy, very happy indeed. 

Paul, who was watching the video with them, noticed that James held Amelia’s hands tightly. 

It seemed that Paul had slowly come to understand why James was so determined to be with Amelia, even though he knew she was from the Clark family. 

Apart from the love, hate, and life-and-death struggles that the two had gone through for over a decade, there was also Amelia’s 

innocent and tragic mother… 

Paul grew up in a loving family, with harmonious parents and respectful siblings. He rarely empathized with others, but this time he felt great pity for Amelia’s mother. 

The Clark family was really heartless, treating their own child so 

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cruelly. They were nothing but a group of beasts in human clothing. 

As Paul clenched her fists in anger, the next video appeared, still featuring Sumasa, but this time on the streets of England. 

Compared to the previous video, she looked much older, with a sallow complexion, pale lips, and no flesh on her body. It seemed like a gust of wind could blow her away. 

She looked a bit weak, leaning against a dirty wall, with Skender sleeping next to her and Elvira wrapped in a swaddle. 

Her bulging eyes stared tightly at the camera, trying to move her 

lips several times before slowly making a hoarse sound. 

“I’m sorry, Mommy is useless and was kicked out by your grandparents…” 

“They blame me for marrying a foreigner with inheritance, so they don’t want to lend me money. I really have no choice but to beg with you.” 

“But Mommy’s body doesn’t seem to be doing well, and I can’t 

hold on much longer…” 

At this point, Sumasa choked up, tears streaming down her face. 

She didn’t know how many times she had cried, but her tears 

were dry.