I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 1543

Chapter 1543 Do me a favor 

After a moment of contemplation, Edith picked up her 

purse and took out a rehabilitation therapist qualification 

certificate, placing it on the glass table. 

“I like to take certification exams in my free time, and I’ve also 

done volunteer work in rehabilitation activities. I understand 

the psychology of disabled people very well. By staying by his side and providing psychological support, I can encourage him to keep going. It’s the most suitable thing to do.” 

“Wouldn’t that take up too much of your time?” 

“I have relatively flexible time, and coincidentally, my recently designed crafts are being exhibited in the capital.” 

Edith was decisive and immediately stood up with her bag. 

“Let’s go. Take me to see him first.” 

Amelia wanted to say something, but Edith interrupted her. 

“This is just my suggestion. Whether he agrees or not is another matter. Don’t burden yourself with expectations for 

now.” 

Amelia was just afrai 

Han Niazi Sher Sy Panga herself, but this was 

just a preliminary analysis and proposal. Whether it would ultimately work out depended on Ryan’s cooperation. Sitting 

here and talking about it was just a pointless plan. It would be better to go and see Ryan’s situation first. 

After Edith said this, Amelia didn’t ask any more questions and followed her to stand up, glancing at the man sitting beside her, propping his chin with one hand. 

“Honey, are you coming with us?” 

James raised an indifferent eyebrow and shrugged slightly. 

“No, I won’t go.” 

He had already said that he wouldn’t mind how she took care 

of Ryan. Since he had decided to give her a great sense of 

trust, he should trust her completely. 

“I’ll be home in two hours.” 

Amelia raised her wristwatch and shook it at him. 

She broke her promise yesterday, but she definitely wouldn’t 

today. 

James, with an indulgent smile in his eyes, nodded lightly. 

After the four of them reached the ground floor, Eva, who was