I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 1317

Chapter 1317 She is married 

“I have convinced my younger brother to 

hand Jocelyn’s case over to you. What do 

you plan to do once the case is settled?” 

He was asking about this case, which 

had no direct relation to Edith. Even 

if Anthony helped James to win, Edith wouldn’t say ‘thank you’ to him for it. 

Anthony, however, smiled bitterly and 

said, “At least I can use it as an excuse to 

have a few words with her.” 

In other words, he just wanted to find a way, a thread, that will lead him to 

a chance to communicate with Edith 

She is married 

He raised his eyes and looked at Paul 

again. “After the lawsuit is over, please organize a gathering. There are some 

things I want to clarify with her.” 

She had completely let go of him now. 

If he told her the truth at this time, her parents shouldn’t blame him anymore, right? 

Thinking of this, Anthony reminded 

Paul again, “Remember, please invite 

everyone.” 

She wouldn’t come to see him alone. He 

needed everyone there so that he could find a peaceful way to communicate. 

In fact, Paul thought that Anthony was going to great lengths, but then he 

 She is married 

he nodded and said, “Alright, once 

the matter is settled, I’ll take care of 

everything.” 

Anthony said ‘thanks’ and then looked 

at Edith and Dylan again. “Do you think they will get a hole in one?” 

As soon as he finished speaking, Edith jumped up in excitement. “Wow, Dylan, you’re amazing! You actually got a hole 

in one!” 

Dylan, standing behind her, put his hand in his pocket and looked in the direction 

of the golf course, smirking. “I saved you 

fifty thousand. How should you thank 

me?” 

Edith’s youthful face was filled with 

She is married 

these past two days, how about I treat 

you to bungee jumping?” 

Dylan glanced up and down at the petite and slender Edith. “Miss Evans actually likes extreme sports. I really couldn’t tell.” 

Edith, with a baseball cap on her head, 

tilted her head and smiled sweetly. “I 

didn’t like it either, but there used to 

be someone who often took me to play 

these kinds of activities…” 

Mentioning this, Edith seemed to