I Got Married Without You

Chapter 590 James, Always the One and Only

When Amelia heard that her work would be joining a competition for profits, she was less worried, but…

Once again, she looked at James and gave him a heads-up. “I have a lot of projects to catch up on, so I may not be able to complete the drawings in such a short period.”

With one finger, James pushed his glasses. “It doesn’t matter how long, I’ll always be willing to wait for you.”

His words had an underlying meaning to them, with his gaze strong. After Amelia hastened to avoid making eye contact with him, she picked up her pen to sign.

Before she could sign on the paper, James’ cool voice which was amazingly pleasant to the ears came from atop her head. “Sign your name, Amelia.”

Amelia’s hand holding the pen paused. A little puzzledly, she eyed James.

“Skender is a world-renowned architect, and I’m just a

newcomer.”

“It’s impossible that you’ll ever win an award with a work that has my name attached to it.”

Chapter 590 James, Always the One and O… 2/4 Plus, Amelia Garcia died three years ago.

his languidly overlapping legs, sat up straight, and reached out to stroke

“Listen to me.”

if regarding her as his girlfriend fell into Neil’s eyes, who seethed at the thought of how undeserving James was of Amelia.

lowered her head to avoid

signed and stamped her fingerprint as well as the official seal, she handed over the contract

hint to motion for Amelia and James to

they had

hand up to James. “Mr. Evans, I look forward to working with you!”

on the sofa gave the moving left hand a

Neil shuddered, well aware that if he didn’t withdraw his hand anytime then, his left hand would end up in the same state as his right

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reason to stay any longer. His silent gaze remained on Amelia for some time before

the “boss”, naturally had to see the “client” off, so she followed James, intending to send him downstairs.

the office, James’ tracks came to

head lowered,

as she was about to rub her sore nose, James

to whisper in her ear, “Amelia, I’ll wait