gh so much, Amelia

ng room, Laura reached for her han

; though she was well into her fifties, she could ea

omposed features overflo

s shown her kindness. Every time Jaxton stepped out o

was just some mild reprimand.

s no dif

a piercing look. "Apolo

e brushed off the matter,

e Jaxton could open his mouth, she said, "Laura, I've g

ra needed. "Of course, get some rest. I'll h

d, Amelia quietl

pped. She turned to Jaxton and said, "Have you lost your mi

s daughter. And besides, Janessa knew Ri

ou

she had to steady herself a

h, Laura forced her

with Dayna is your business. But remember this-Amelia is your fiancée. S

a had said this. Jaxton had hea

melia as a daughter-in-law because of Katrina, or is

ame first for b

exception t

cause of her friendship with Katrina; Amelia's sha

en after her early death, she had left Amelia

his for your own good. A marriage with Amelia sets you up for success. Dayna can't match her looks or her capabilities. If you keep in

't go through with marrying Amelia." Clearly ann

on the sofa near the window, quietly observing t

one suddenly buzz

she saw the photo sh

edding rings, elegant in their

u like

the photo, and Amelia wasted no

" Wyatt just repea

sitated, and finally

t, nothing but silence f

tt saw her response, a subt

e man beside Wyatt. "Are you actually smiling? Who

stantly when he heard his

sudden that Marc almost thought he h

. Davis ho

ng about Amelia

oved. Her heart is getting weaker. Even if I try my best

so skilled as a

tise, and Marc was no exception, especially sin

er. Speaking of Mrs. Davis, there's something I don't understand. You asked me

im appear as though he

t turned his focus to a set of sk

or a set of wedding rings-the very