I Got Married Without You by Wrenley novel Chapter 920

Chapter 920 Sign the Agreement, Valid for 100 Years 

The priest on the altar, holding a Bible, finished his wedding 

speech and then asked the two newlyweds: 

“James Evans, do you take Amelia Garcia for your lawful wife, to 

have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for 

richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do you 

part?” 

James kept his eyes fixed on Amelia the whole time, and when he 

heard those words, a determined expression appeared in his eyes. 

“Yes, I do.” 

A voice full of magnetism, tinged with indulgence, echoed throughout the entire castle. 

The pastor smiled and looked at Amelia: 

“Amelia Garcia, do you take James Evans for your lawful husband, 

to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do you 

part?” 

The woman who was gazing affectionately at James also nodded 

Chapter 920 Sign the Agreement, Valid for 1… 

firmly. 

“I do.” 

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“Since it is your intention to enter the covenant of Holy Matrimony, join your right hands, and sign the agreement before God.” 

Amelia paused for a moment, shouldn’t they be exchanging rings 

next? What does signing the agreement mean? 

James led her while helping her lift the heavy skirt, and they 

walked towards the stage. 

On the square platform, there were two documents placed in 

frames. The thick paper material bore the inscriptions: 

Today is February 14th, Valentine’s Day. 

Groom: James Evans 

Bride: Amelia Garcia 

Get married. 

The agreement is valid for 100 years. 

Only death can separate us. 

Signature: 

Signature: