I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 1452

Chapter 1452 You lied to me, didn’t you? 

Anthony’s lips curled into a careless smile. 

“It doesn’t really matter that she threatened me with the family’s wealth, but she knew about my grandmother.” 

When he mentioned his grandmother, Anthony’s eyes darkened slowly. 

“After I forced you to leave, my grandmother somehow found out and, in order to not burden me anymore, she hanged herself.” 

“Later, I became a lawyer and helped your mother win an international lawsuit. She told me that if I still loved you, I should go after you.” 

He spoke these words casually, as if he no longer cared. 

He turned around and walked up to Edith, his eyes slightly red, silently gazing at her. 

“Edith, don’t blame your parents. I left them with a bad impression, and it’s normal for them to be afraid that I would. 

Edith thought that after she knew the truth, she wouldn’t have any reaction, but at this moment, she couldn’t believe it and took a step back. 

“It’s impossible. My parents are so good to me, they always cater to my every need. How could they force you to break 

up…” 

Anthony didn’t reply, he just tilted his head back, forcing the tears in his eyes to retreat. 

Edith looked at Anthony like this and grabbed his collar. 

“You lied to me, didn’t you?” 

Anthony smiled, tears uncontrollably rolling down his face. 

“Yes, I lied to you.” 

But Edith didn’t believe him anymore because she remembered when her parents flew over specifically to accompany her, the first thing they said was that they were 

afraid she would be too sad and unable to move on. 

They… 

They clearly knew what had happened, but they acted as if 

nothing had happened, watching her struggle in the 

quagmire… 

If Anthony’s abandonment, hurt, and betrayal dealt her a fatal 

blow, then her closest relatives were the ones who hurt her invisibly. 

Edith couldn’t accept it. She let go of Anthony’s clothes, covered her face, and slowly crouched down. 

Anthony also crouched down and comforted her, “Silly, I lied to 

you on purpose to win you back.” 

Unable to hold back, tears streamed down Edith’s face, “My family indirectly caused the death of your grandmother…”