I got married without you (James and Amelia)
Chapter 89 Can’t Be Cured

"Are you going to look for the chairman?"

Emily, dressed in a professional suit, saw that Amelia was waiting for the elevator and did not come in, so she asked in confusion.

Amelia came to her senses and quickly shook her head. "I'm sorry, I forgot to take something. You can go upstairs first."

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After that, she turned around and left, not even daring to look at

the two of them.

Watching her run away, Emily couldn't help but turn to look at James who was standing by her side and say, "This assistant is really strange. We're not ferocious beasts. How come she's so scared that she won't even take the elevator?"

James didn't reply. His indifferent eyes showed no emotion as if he was uninterested in anything around him.

Emily reached out her slender hand, took his arm, and said softly, "James, thank you for taking me to the emergency room that night. I have been abroad for the past few years and am not used to the food there. I have suffered from gastritis, and it always flares up. I really appreciate your help."

During the visit to the Evans family with her father that day, they talked about the engagement, and she drank a few more

glasses of wine in excitement. However, she didn't expect it would stimulate her stomach. Fortunately, James couldn't refuse her in front of everyone and sent her to the emergency

room.

She had always wanted to replace an opportunity to thank him, but every time she went to the Evans Group to look for him, her assistant would say that he was not there. If it weren't for her father's business today and inviting him over, she probably wouldn't have had an opportunity to thank him.

James lowered his gaze to look at the hand wrapped around his arm and said coldly, "My clothes are wrinkled."

Emily quickly let go of her hand and lowered her head in disappointment. "Haven't you been cured of your mysophobia yet?"

James wiped his clothes with a handkerchief and said flatly, "It can't be cured."

Emily choked on her words.