I Got Married Without You

Kate couldn’t understand Eva, and Eva had no intention of persuading Kate. She just tried to see things from Kate’s perspective and acknowledge her point of view.

“Mrs. Evans, if I were you, facing a woman who is nothing compared to your own son, I would be just as dissatisfied as you are. I understand you, but please also think about Paul. It was his idea to marry me, not mine to marry him. If you want me to back off, it’s better to talk to him. If he is convinced and no longer wants to marry me, just let me know, and I won’t bother him anymore, even avoiding him in the future…”

Eva said all this in one breath, her heart pounding. This was her first time standing firm against someone for Paul, even though she knew she was not as good as him or deserving of him. But because he loved her and she couldn’t let go of him, she was determined to fight for their relationship.

Kate scrutinized Eva and after a while, she suddenly smiled. “You just said you don’t love my son, and now you’re saying you don’t have to marry him. It seems that you don’t care much about my son. If that’s the case, why would you insist on marrying him just because of his passion?”

Kate’s question was quite profound, and Eva found it difficult to express herself and lowered her head.

Kate continued, “Setting aside your personal background, academic abilities, and all that, just this point alone, I think every mother would want their future daughter-in-law to wholeheartedly love their

this, Eva’s lowered eyelashes

stand, she probably wouldn’t have considered marriage again. But after the one-night stand and hearing Paul say he must marry her, she couldn’t help but waver in her determination. However, the root of her wavering was not just Paul’s words of wanting to

it couldn’t compare to Amelia and James. At least in Eva’s eyes, her relationship with Paul was fragile. Paul was used to being

so she dared only say she liked Paul, not that she loved him. She wanted

want to become a hysterical woman or an abandoned wife. She

was born into a wealthy family, had a comfortable life since

want to speak ill of her

sorry for Paul. “Ms. Miller, I’m speaking here. I’ve always been direct. Besides what I mentioned before, there’s another thing that really

in confusion, “Did I do something wrong to you?”

to the hospital, he was provoked by your ex-boyfriend and needed rescue again. Do you know how angry I was when I received that rescue call in the middle of the night? My perfectly fine