I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 697

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Hearing him addressed her as Skender’s sister, Amelia suddenly 

felt that Aaron seemed to give up the obsession with Skender’s 

heart. 

With sympathy in her eyes, she looked at Aaron who was gradually swallowed by the darkness, but she didn’t know what to 

say. 

Aaron propped his elbows on the bar counter, shaking the wine glass in his hand, and looked sideways at James. 

“You’re so lucky. You’ve hurt her, and you can still get her forgiveness. But for me, it’s impossible in this life…” 

James squeezed Amelia’s fingers subconsciously and looked at Aaron with a more complicated expression. 

He was clueless about Skender and Aaron, so he couldn’t empathize with him. 

But the words “get her forgiveness” hit James’ heart. 

If it wasn’t for Amelia’s forgiveness, he might end up in the same fate as Aaron. 

After seeing the complicated emotions in James’ eyes, Aaron 

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looked away. He raised his head and drank the wine before throwing the glass in his hand. 

He threw the glass behind him. After drawing a pretty parabolic arc, the glass landed on the tiles, making a shattering sound. 

Aaron then got up from the bar, swayed his body, stepped on the shards of glass, and walked up to Amelia under the aim of 

countless guns. 

He lowered his head, stared at Amelia’s heart for a few seconds, then reached out to touch it. However, James grabbed his wrist. 

“Johnson, she is my woman! I dare you to touch her again!” 

Hearing this, Aaron curled his lips like a lunatic and looked at James before laughing. 

“How ridiculous! My woman saved your woman with her heart, but you won’t even let me touch it?!” 

James pushed Aaron away and stared at him condescendingly. 

“You know she’s my woman, so why should I let you touch her?!” 

“Why?” 

Aaron leaned against the cold wall, and with red eyes, he sneered. 

“Evans, if it weren’t for my woman’s heart, your woman would 

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have died long ago! Skender saved her and gave you a chance to get her forgiveness…” 

If it weren’t for my woman’s heart, your woman would have died! 

These words were like a sharp knife that pierced James’ heart