I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 1324

Chapter 1324 Eva, come back to me 

Locked in the car, Eva glared at him, furious and angry. 

“What do you want?” 

Paul took a bottle of water from the car, unscrewed the cap, and dampened a tissue. He then approached Eva and pressed it against her, gripping her face with one hand. 

With his other hand holding the tissue, he forcefully wiped Eva’s red lips… 

“Clean it properly, so there won’t be any other man’s scent…” 

“You’re crazy!” 

Eva turned her head away, refusing to let Paul wipe her, but he held her chin, rendering her immobile. 

Paul, intoxicated, had bloodshot eyes, yet his grip was strong as he continuously wiped her lips. 

It seemed as if by doing so, he could erase the mark left by Jayden and wipe away the memory that almost drove him 

insane… 

“Eva, clean yourself up, and we can be good again, okay?” 

Initially, Eva struggled, but upon hearing those words, her heart 

Eva, come back to me suddenly ached. 

She lifted her hand and touched Paul’s face, as well as his teary 

eyes. 

“I’m sorry, I didn’t mean for you to see that…” 

She thought he had left, but little did she know he was still there. 

If she had known he was there, Eva would have rejected Jayden. 

As her hand touched her own cheek, Paul lifted his head slightly. 

It seemed as if he didn’t want her to see his vulnerable emotions, and there was no place to hide in this cramped space. 

“How many times did you kiss when I couldn’t see?” 

If they had kissed too many times, would he still be able to clean her? 

Eva stared into his eyes, sincerely shaking her head. 

“Not many.” 

Paul’s tense body suddenly relaxed, but then he hugged Eva and rested his chin on her shoulder, looking somewhat aggrieved. 

“Eva, you’re not lying to me this time, right?” 

“No…” 

 Eva, come back to me 

He held her tightly, his cold cheek buried against her face. 

“Then, can we be good again?” 

Eva, now calm, slightly turned her head and looked at Paul, who resembled a child begging for candy. 

“Paul, you’re late. I agreed to meet Jayden’s parents and promised to marry him.” 

This was the first time she called him by his name. 

It sounded nice and it pierced his heart.