I Got Married Without You

Chapter 546

Chapter 546

Chapter 546 No More Babies, I’ll Let You Go 1/4 Amelia took a glance at him and said, “James, will you let me go after I give birth to your child?” The man in extreme pain froze. With his head lowered, he couldn’t brace himself to look up at her… Failing to notice his emotions, Amelia continued saying, “I can give birth to your child, but I hope you can let me go after that.” James’ face was pale as a chill was sent all over his body… He slowly raised his head to stare at the woman lying on the hospital bed. At the sight of her bloodless face, his heart ached to the point of suffocating. After staring at her for a while, he stretched out his cold, trembling hand and stroked the check he could fall for with a smile. “Amelia, no more babies, I’ll… let you go.” The last three words seemed to exhaust all the strength in his whole body, as they were spoken in an awfully slow and light tone. Eyes full of nostalgia, tears of forbearance, and unwillingness to

Chapter 546 No More Babies, I’ll Let You Go give up, intertwined with the helplessness of having to let her go. 2/4

He had hurt her and harmed her from the very beginning, resulting in the fact that she could very likely lose the chance to be a mother. Such a fatal mistake couldn’t be made up for in a lifetime… It was no wonder that he couldn’t grasp happiness. It turned out that he was the cause of it all. He deserved it. Amelia was a little surprised, looking at James whose face was so abnormally pale. He was willing to let her go? There wasn’t any need for her to give birth to his child? Was it a result of her passing out? Amelia didn’t know why he gave in, but her spirits lifted. “When can I leave then?”

James’ thin lips curled into a bitter smile. “I’ll take you to the airport when you’re recovered.” Hearing so, Amelia gave a slight nod before closing her eyes, losing all energy to speak. Seeing how she had lost tons of weight over the past few days, James felt horrible.

Chapter 546 No More Babies, I’ll Let You Go 3/4 In distress, he held Amelia’s hand and planted a light kiss on the back of her hand, his eyes full of unwillingness to part. “Amelia, I’m sorry that you took the pills, which is why it’s now tough for you to get pregnant…”

So it was right for her to leave him, he didn’t deserve her, nor did he deserve love. In fact, Amelia didn’t fall asleep. Her eyes remained shut as she heard everything he said. It was no wonder that there was no news of her pregnancy even if they had s ex multiple times. It turned out that she had previously taken too many birth control pills, so that was why she… Uncomfortableness surged from within the depths of Amelia’s

heart… She was an orphan. Although she found her sister, she was still an orphan after her sister passed away. As an orphan, she had always been looking forward to building small family of her own when she grew up. The family and the children would prove that she was no longer an orphan, but right then… It was likely that she would not be able to conceive a child… a 4/4 Chapter 546 No More Babies, I’ll Let You Go The heart-wrenching pain strangled her heart, suffocating her. Under the quilt, she grabbed the sheet, tightening and loosening her grip several times before letting

go. Forget it. God would always make sure she lost what she owned. She had better not place any expectations on such things and focus on her career.

Like her sister, it would be more meaningful to leave some iconic buildings behind to prove that she had once existed in this world. She knew that James wouldn’t tell her and chose to let go as he couldn’t bring himself to face her, but Amelia didn’t blame him. Some things were fated to be from the very beginning. No one was to be blamed. All they could push the blame on was the fact that they did not belong to the same world. Amelia was lying on her side without opening her eyes. She didn’t want to embarrass him, nor did she want to face the cruel outcome… One of them was lying down, while the other sat. They were geographically close, but it was as if they were separated by overlapping mountains, running in opposite directions, drifting further and further apart…