Divorce is the Best Choice novel (Sarah and Jason)
Chapter 150

Chapter 150 I don't like her

Wendy knew that she was wrong.

But the thought that all her previous efforts were in vain because of Sarah gripped her heart like an invisible hand. After a long while, she asked, "Mom, will uncle Eric accept me again?"

Linda looked at her for a long time and said nothing.

She knew what kind of person Eric was. Wendy had hurt Sarah before; it was difficult for Wendy to get his recognition again.

"You have to mind your behavior first." After a long time, Linda said, "If you take a wrong step, you will lose everything. I hope you can understand this." Wendy nodded in a sulk

In the next few days.

Sarah went back and forth between the Yeats Group and the Angel International Group.

Although Sivan had taken over most of the work, as the boss of the company, she had to do something herself.

As for Jason...

He hadn't shown up since they met in the shooting club last time.

It seemed as if he was keeping his promise not to disturb her before he surpassed her.

Time flied.

Today was Saturday, September 10th.

It was the day Sarah was going to meet Linda.

Rita, Sarah, and Eric were on the way to the reserved restaurant.

Sarah remained silent.

Eric was still kind of nervous.

After thinking for a while, he said, "Pumpkin, if you don't want to go, you can tell me. We can rearrange the time." "I'm fine." said Sarah in a blank voice.

Hearing her words, Eric kept his mouth shut. He was afraid he would upset Pumpkin.

After all, her approval was his bigger resource of support.

Ruby's death cast a shadow over his family. Sarah hadn't been as happy as when she was still a little girl for so many years.

Half past ten.

They arrived at the restaurant and were led to a private room by the waiter.

Linda was already there. She wanted to leave a good impression on Sarali, so she came early to wait.

The moment the door was pushed open.

Sarah saw Linda.

It was the first time she saw her face in person in the past two years.

"Pumpkin, Rita, come and sit here." Said Eric. "Let me introduce you to each other. This is Aunt Linda. Her name is Linda Brown).

Linda, this is Pumpkin..."

Sarah cut in while Eric was talking.

"Call me Sarah."

Eric understood what she meant. Sarah didn't want others to call her by her nickname.

He introduced Sarah and Rita again. Linda greeted them gently.

Soon the food was served.

Linda was very careful all the time, trying to curry favor with Sarali.

Eric and Rita both noticed this.

They exchanged a tacit look. They knew Linda wanted to get Sarah's recognition.

"Atha, try this." Linda warned up to Sarah, her smile was gentle and caring.

Sarah refused politely, "Thank you. Just call me Sarah."

Upon hearing this.

Everyone present was stunned.

Actually there was nothing wrong with Sarah's reply, but everyone could feel that she was keeping Linda at bay.

The meal came to its end.

All of them didn't eat well, including Sarah.

Everyone put down their forks and knifes. Now came the most critical time.

Sitting next to Linda, Eric's gaze swept around, "I'm going to marry Linda, you..."

"I agree." Rita blurted out.

In the past two years, her father took her to contact with Aunt Linda several times. Thus, she knew that she was a good person. Aunt Linda was very gentle and patient; she would cook delicious food for her. She even felt a mother's love and care from Aunt Linda.

She believed that her father and Aunt Linda were going to have a happy life.

After getting Rita's positive answer, Eric turned to Sarah, “Pumpkin, what about you?"

"I want to ask Mrs. Brown a question," Saralı didn't address her as Aunt Linda.

"Go aliead." said Linda softly.

"Do you know my mother?" Sarali asked a straightforward question with her bright eyes fixing on Linda's face.

Eric was frozen.

Rita was also confused.

Linda shook her head, "I don't know her. But I've heard of her."

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Linda's answer caused Sarah's emotion swings, but she managed to conceal it, so no one noticed it.

"Sarah, why are you asking it?" Rita whispered.

"Nothing." Sarah was in a low spirit.

The atmosphere in the private room suddenly became depressing, as if dark clouds were gathering overhead. "Then... The the marriage license..." Eric asked tentatively.

He was in a panic.

Sarah was obviously unhappy!

"I don't agree." Looked into Eric's eyes, Sarah said word by word, "But I can't stop you if you insist on."

After saying that, she cast a cursory glance at Linda.

The latter's eyes gradually dimmed, but she still forced a smile and comforted Eric, "It doesn't matter. Don't make the children embarrassed."

Eric felt an overwhelming sense of loss.

After a careful consideration.

He asked, "Pumpkin, may I ask you why?"

"There is no reason." For the first time, she gave out an impolite reply. She even abandoned her previous etiquette.

"It's just that I don't like her."

Her words were hard-hitting.

An alarm bell rang in Rita's heart.

Her sister Sarah had never been so hostile to a person at the table. No matter how much grudges she bore against a person, she would only ignore him coldly. But today her attitude was totally inconsistent with her personality.

It must be that Aunt Linda crossed Sarah's bottom line.

"Pumpkin..." Eric frowned. He was displeased with Sarah's stubbornness.

He didn't expect that Sarali would embarrass Linda on the spot.

He knew that she wasn't a picky girl, and that she would never offend someone for no reason. But her words really put

him in a dilemma.

Anyway, Linda was his current partner.

Noticing the change of her father's mood, Sarah didn't want to stay here any longer. "I have to go now. You guys take your time." "I also have something to do!" Rita stood up.

Then she ran out with her sister.

Only Eric and Linda were left in the room. Neither of them uttered a word.

Linda was kinda depressed, but she managed to calm down and put on a eased smile, "Eric, the children are gone. Let's go."

With a complicated look, Eric murmured, "Linda..."

"It's okay. If my father suddenly brought his new wife home when I was young, I couldn't accept it either. I understand your feelings." Linda comforted him.