I Got Married Without You

Chapter 733 I’m Sorry, I Won’t Leave Him

Amelia’s heart sank and her eyes slowly lowered. As an orphan, where would she have a background to speak of.

Dominic sneered immediately when she could not answer, “I’ve researched your background, you were born an orphan, even if you’ve found your sister later, she’s just a designer, how can you be worthy of James?”

Comparing based on background, Amelia was indeed not a match for James, but she said, “Even as a designer, my sister has

achieved remarkable success in her field.”

Others may say that she was of humble origin, but she would not tolerate anyone speaking ill of her sister.

Dominic clearly looked down on an ordinary designer like her sister, but instead of arguing with Amelia, he simply said emphatically, “You know that’s your sister’s achievement, and it has nothing to do with you.”

His point was her sister’s achievements were not representative of Amelia’s own, and Amelia agreed with that statement.

But he misunderstood her intention, she was just trying to speak

Chapter 733 I’m Sorry, I Won’t Leave Him up for her sister and defend her achievements.

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Dominic did

anymore, and instead raised

question, Ms. Garcia, which university did you graduate from?”

struck deep into her soul, causing Amelia

even more inferior.

that she was speechless, Dominic replied for her, “You didn’t even get into Arcadia University, but only to an ordinary

not intimidated by the aura of Dominic anymore, but was filled with intense self-doubt

of the Evans family were born in renowned families, or at least came from scholarly families. However, your background doesn’t

I don’t think I would have objected to your marriage. At least it would have ensured the continuation of the Evans family’s excellent genes, but you… You have neither

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level of education. That’s why it’s difficult for me

my background is not good, and I didn’t get into a good university, but I’ll try my best to pursue my education in the future, and I’ll do my best

disdainfully, “Ms. Garcia, as for your