I got married without you (James and Amelia)
Chapter 43 To Di e Together

While she was sleeping soundly, her phone suddenly vibrated again.

She opened her tired eyes, struggled to pick up the phone, and answered.

"Baby."

Kevin's voice came from the other end of the line. "I heard that you had a high fever yesterday. How are you now?"

Amelia heard his voice, and her exhausted spirit was forcibly brought back.

She felt that Kevin was so strange. He always had only wanted to sleep with her, so why did he suddenly care about her health?

He sent her text messages and called her. Could it be that he knew she was dying and was planning to let her go?

After thinking briefly, Amelia replied calmly, "I'm fine."

"Okay, that's great."

Kevin said perfunctorily and then asked eagerly, "You just called me. Did you finish that thing?"

Amelia knew that he didn't care about her health. This was his

real purpose..

She sat straight on the bed, supported her forehead with one hand, and said coldly, "I went to Mr. Evans, and he said he would think about it."

The excuse she used to get away that day was threatening James with an indecent video and taking the project from him.

She said it confidently but only knew she was lying to Kevin.

She didn't have any videos, nor would she go to look for James, let alone threaten him to get any projects.

She had already thought she would use this as an excuse to delay

Kevin.

She would only go to di e with Kevin after Eva's wedding was

over.

Yes, she had already made up her mind. She would use her life to exchange for peace for the rest of Eva's life.

Kevin seemed impatient, "The bidding conference starts on the 10th of next month. When is he going to consider it?" Frowning, Amelia realized that Eva's wedding would be held on the ninth of next month.

She had wanted to wait until Eva got married before going to d ie with Kevin.

However, the bidding was on the 10th. The time was so tight that Kevin would not allow her to delay.

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