I Got Married Without You

Eva mentioned Edith and Anthony, and Kate, who always maintained a gentle smile, looked slightly serious as if she had thought of something, and she let go of Eva’s hand.

“Don’t blame me for being heartless. Which parent wouldn’t worry about their own child? If you were born into a better family, had a higher education, and were more virtuous, how could I not accept you?”

Kate had learned her lesson from Anthony and Edith’s situation and didn’t want to interfere in her son’s affairs anymore. But from her perspective, Eva couldn’t compare to even Anthony’s pinky finger, yet she wanted to be her daughter-in-law. How could this work?

“Ms. Miller, in fact, wealthy families really emphasize the match between social backgrounds. Because of the different upbringing, thoughts, vision, values, and knowledge, it’s only the hormones that attract you to each other now. Once that passion fades, you’ll realize the importance of differences.”

Out of everything Kate said, this sentence hit Eva’s self-esteem the hardest and left her unable to argue back. Eva clenched her fist, then slowly released it and looked up at Kate, her eyes showing a hint of exhaustion…

She didn’t speak, appearing hesitant and deep in thought. Kate couldn’t see through her, so she continued:

“Although James and Amelia are the best example of social mismatch, James is different from Paul. He can tolerate Amelia without limits, regardless of her own shortcomings or whatever mistakes she may make. I dare say that even if Amelia were to cheat one day, James would still love her. But Paul wouldn’t.”

eyes, what he can’t have is the best. Once

Eva’s soul, laying bare all her fears and making her feel tightness in her chest. It also made her waver, but she couldn’t find any

go of Eva’s hand and reached for her expensive bag on the couch. She opened it and took out a black card, handing

all I have to say. Go home and think carefully about whether you want to marry my son or not. If you choose not to, the card is yours. But if you still choose to marry him, be

saying this, Kate left, her elegant figure swaying and her footsteps light and graceful, but in Eva’s eyes, it felt like a heavy mountain pressing down on her, making it hard for her

The

the card back in her bag and getting

relaxed her tense nerves as she lay in it. Her mind flashed with the image of Paul holding her

to marry her out of responsibility for sleeping with her, or was it because of

her head in the water, washing away her exhaustion

about Kate’s visit and let him make the decision himself. Whether Paul ultimately chose his mother or