I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 1149

Chapter 1149 Andrew sends an marriage invitation. 

Stella glanced at Eva, who showed no difference in her 

expression. Since Eva had never mentioned Paul after they separated, Stella didn’t ask any further questions. 

Amelia was sitting in the study, writing his acceptance speech. When he heard that Eva and Stella had arrived, she quickly put 

down her pen and stood up. 

“Amelia, the prescription has been adjusted and the medicine is 

ready for you to try again.” 

Seeing Amelia come out, S handed the medicine box to the 

servant. 

“Put it in the fridge. When Amelia drink it, take it out and heat it up. Remember, three doses a day, remind her to take the medicine on 

time.” 

The servant replied with a “yes,” took the medicine box, and 

turned to the kitchen. 

Amelia saw how considerate Stella was and a happy smile appeared on his face. He pulled the two of them to sit in the sofa 

area. 

They hadn’t had a chance to talk properly since they hadn’t seen 

each other for over a month, but before they could, Eva went to 

send Jayden off. 

Now that they were together, they had a lot to talk about. They 

talked about their honeymoon trip and Eva and Jayden’s date 

process. 

When Amelia heard that even Andrew had found a suitable girl, 

she was extremely surprised. “Your cousin is so hurry. He got 

married after meeting her only once. Impressive, impressive.” 

Stella picked up her coffee, took a sip, and smiled. “The fifteenth 

of this month is an auspicious day for marriage. The date is set, 

and I estimate that the wedding invitation will be sent out soon.” 

As soon as their conversation ended, Andrew appeared, holding a 

bright red invitation. He and Doctor Anna walked in with joy. 

“James, Amelia, I’m getting married. I came to give you the 

invitation…” 

Amelia, looked at Stella, and Eva first and said, “I’ll go and 

entertain them first…” 

She got up from the sofa, walked through the corridor, and went to the living room. “Andrew, are you getting married? Congratulations!”