I got married without you (James and Amelia)
Chapter 923

Chapter 923 The Bouquet of Flower

Eva and Stella both turned around to look at the woman who was asking them.

She had fair and delicate features, giving off an impression of fragility that easily triggered a man's protective instincts.

Stella didn't know her, but Eva recognized her at first glance. She was Paul's first love who he was hugging in the social media

photo.

Eva was taken aback when Paul brought his first love to the

wedding. It seemed like he was acknowledging her identity and

introducing her to his family.

Her gaze shifted towards the man sitting on the stage. The corners of her lips, which had been drooping, slowly lifted, and a sense of relief appeared on her face, accompanied by a smile.

She seemed to be saying: This is also good, at least he has put aside his playful thoughts and started dating with the purpose of

marriage.

Although the person he wanted to marry, the person he wanted to

take as his wife, is not her -

Eva didn't respond, and Stella spoke up, "We're friends of the

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bride. Paul is just someone we happen to know as a groomsman."

The girl, upon hearing this, finally let her guard down and looked at the two of them with a friendly smile. "I'm Paul's girlfriend,

Elsie."

Stella was stunned for a few seconds and instinctively glanced at Eva beside her. However, she calmly nodded toward Elsie without showing any expression on her face, "Elsie, nice to meet you." She greeted them and then turned her head, occasionally glancing at Eva from the corner of her eye.

When she saw that there was no significant emotional change on her face with delicate makeup, she breathed a sigh of relief.

Paul and Eva's relationship should be in the past tense by now. After the wedding is over, Eva will also have to choose a partner at

the dance.

The wedding ceremony in the castle was coming to an end after several Irish priests sincerely gave their blessings.

Amelia was holding a bouquet of flowers, standing on the lawn with unmarried men and women behind her. She threw the bouquet behind her.

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