I Got Married Without You

Amelia glanced at her wristwatch subconsciously and breathed a sigh of relief. “I talked to him, and he agreed to let me accompany you.”

Depression patients didn’t need advice or warnings, they just needed company. Even if the one who companied them didn’t speak, simply being there silently could make them feel better.

Amelia believed that it was her that he could finally find hope. Only in this way could he be saved, and she could also atone for the guilt buried deep in her heart.

When Ryan heard that Amelia and James had discussed this, his smile faded and turned bitter. “Amelia, I have Nora, Zoey, my father, and healthcare professionals at home. I really don’t need your company.”

He always had a sense of justice, and even though he wanted Amelia to be by his side, he refused in order to not ruin her marriage.

made the heart grow fonder. If they saw each other every day and spent time together, who could control the blossoming

but he was

so how could he not

the teacup tightened slightly. She knew Ryan was afraid of putting her in a difficult

was why he

really could lead one to death. She didn’t want

she would feel incredibly guilty for retreating at this

worried about, but I still want to help you.” She clenched her hand and rubbed her palm a few times before speaking. “Even though our feelings have faded, you have always been an important person in my heart. You have worked hard to support me since I was young, and I will always remember your kindness. I don’t want depression to torment