I Got Married Without You

“Mr. Evans, I never thought your singing would be worse than mine,” Amelia said, barely able to control her laughter as she leaned on his shoulder.

James, seeing Amelia’s smile, ignored Andrew’s rudeness and glanced at the dashboard. “You go,” he said.

Andrew, for some reason unknown to anyone, whether it was because he heard that Mr. Evans’ brain tumor hadn’t recurred or he was just in a good mood, suddenly started singing. He had always been serious, so this was quite unexpected.

Hearing his hoarse voice, Amelia couldn’t help but burst into laughter again. Even James, who was usually cold and expressionless, couldn’t help but crack a smile.

Andrew was just trying to make them happy, so he didn’t really sing seriously. But that didn’t matter. What mattered was that they were all doing well, and that was the best thing.

two of them to Edith’s apartment. After

the other hand, spoke to Amelia to find out

started to analyze rationally.

with depression are afraid of being alone. What they need most is companionship. Since Ryan’s depression originated from you, the best way to help him is to be there for him, to encourage him. But

a lifeline and climb. out of the abyss. But his love for you would only deepen. If you weren’t there, he

out of it is to let go of you, just like how I

by love. Only by letting go the beloved ones from heart could they overcome it. Otherwise, they would be trapped inside forever, unable to escape. The ultimate outcome might be suicide, as there seemed to be no other way. This kind of illness could manipulate a person’s mind

to use companionship to reduce Ryan’s sense of loneliness and help. him come out of it. Edith was right; the ultimate solution was for him to let go of the past from the bottom of his heart.