I Got Married Without You

Chapter 714 Don’t Tell Her I’ve Been Here

Without saying a word, the two neared Jmissa.

The man in the wheelchair stared at the engraved name in a daze

for a while and said in a low voice, “I wanted to build something

like this before…”

He wanted to build a place that belonged to him and Amelia and named it after them, like Ryamelia…

The names of Ryamelia and Jmissa both showed how much they missed and loved Amelia.

Ryan understood the meaning of the building’s name and curled his lips into a bitter smile, feeling suffocated.

Seeing someone who was once vigorous becoming so thin and fragile, Eva felt sorry for him, “Ryan, have you had a rough time lately?”

Ryan shook his head again, “I’ve been doing great.”

Pushing the wheelchair, Zoey frowned in indignation, “Mr. Collins, that’s not true. You-”

Chapter 714 Don’t Tell Her I’ve Been Here Ryan’s face fell, “Shut up!”

Unable to express his concern, Zoey could only keep quiet.

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must have been devastated

loved Amelia so much and

of the vast nebulas and auroras inside made the

center of the “universe”, “Did

wondered how he could guess correctly, “How did you

He knew because if he were to propose to her, he would get down on his knee there

well.

universe, the most important and beautiful place, and ask his beloved if she

sitting there for a long time, he lowered his gaze to the

to

Her I’ve Been

this type

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by, one’s preference is

would wait for the same

surrounding auroras. His gloomy eyes slowly lost their focus as he

that you’ll take me

put down his pen and raised his hand to scratch the bridge of her nose, “Why

said, “Look at all these books. By the time you finish college, get a master’s degree, and a Ph.D., you’ll probably be thirty years old, so I could only make an appointment with you in

his studies, Ryan gave her an indulgent smile, “You don’t have to wait until we’re both thirty. Once I get the scholarship, I’ll buy the tickets and we’ll go see the auroras. You can

the girl heard that he was going to take her to see the aurora, she quirked her eyebrows and smiled happily, “It doesn’t matter

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the auroras for the sake of his matches, and she didn’t blame him

so sensible. If she had blamed him more often, perhaps he would

suddenly rolled down despite