Divorce is the Best Choice novel (Sarah and Jason)
Chapter 60

Chapter 60 Is there anything true about you other than your name.

Edwin hung up the phone with a smile.

He sat in the private room with his legs crossed and dialed a number, "I've talked to Jason. He won't let her apologize." "Really?" Grandpa Noth asked tentatively.

"Don't you trust me the way I do stuff?" Edwin with said a smile on his face.

Hearing his words, Grandpa Noth was relieved.

But if he knew how Edwin had talked to Jason, it wouldn't be easy to rest assured.

Of the entire family, Edwin was the one who knew Jason the most. He knew what to say to Jason to make a point.

Although sometimes he would be scolded, he never cared.

Just like this time.

Jason had already figured out how he would deal with Edwin when he came back.

How dare Edwin came to confront him?

He deserved it!

Jason put away his phone and wanted to go in and watch her write an apology letter. But for some reason, he felt uncomfortable when he thought that she would be farther and farther away from him if he actually did it.

In addition, Edwin also mentioned helping Sarah look for a new boyfriend.

Sarah looked at him in the study room for a long time. This guy had hung up the phone for so long, but he still didn't

leave. What on earth did he want to do?

She couldn't even focus on the projects when he was in this room.

"Leave after you are done with the phone call. I have something else to do," she would always say what was on her mind.

Hearing her voice.

When Jason looked back, he saw the expression on Sarah's face. At this moment, she was like a hedgehog with thorns, keeping people away from her.

He walked slowly over and stared at her with his deep and bottomless eyes, "As long as you promise me that you won't aim at Jenny in the future, you don't have to apologize this time." He didn't know why he was softhearted.

But he didn't want her clean eyes to be covered with tears.

Sarah was confused

This time, she really suspected that he was insane.

He was so moody. The speed that he changed his mood was even faster than flipping a book page.

"Are you crazy?"

"I'm not kidding," Jason said coldly, but he was more emotional than usual, "We are a couple anyway. You were fine before Jenny appeared. I just didn't expect you to become like this." Get Bontia

"It's you who has changed."

"Sarah," said Jason in a deep voice. How could this woman be so ungrateful?

"Don't you think that you don't even have a basic judgment after Jenny came back?" Sarah really liked this face. For the sake of this face, she reminded him, "In the past, you would calmly deal with things and analyze rationally. Now you can only make decisions based on your own feelings."

The look in his eyes darkened.

He only said one sentence, "if there were three people, C is dead. Isn't it normal for A to suspect that B killed him?"

"What if the fourth person outside did it to C?" Sarah asked. She knew that he was hinting, "B knows it wasn't himself, but he doesn't suspect it is A."

A few simple words.

Both of them fell into silence.

Sarah said sincerely: "I'm tired for the past 20 days, and I don't want to have any argument with you because of

Jenny. Believe it or not, I didn't do those things before."

She was not a person who likes arguments.

Being forced into the trap, again and again, being suspected and questioned, everyone would be tired of it.

Jason also wanted to believe her words. When he saw her sincere face, his heart skipped a beat.

But when he thought of her changes after he mentioned divorce, he could not tell if she was telling the truth.

They had been married for two years. He didn't know that she knew Robert Shawn, that she had something to do with

the Shawn family, and that she was a really good hacker.

She hid so many things from him. How could he believe her?

"If you were still who you used to be, I would believe you," he said in a deep voice, "But have you ever been honest to me in the past two years?" Sarah was speechless.

She looked into his eyes and asked, "Are you doubting my feelings for you?"

"Can't I doubt it?" said Jason. He really had a feeling. As long as he thought that she was lying to him about. everything in the past, he couldn't calm down, "Is there anything true about you other than your name?"

"Get out," for the countless times, she realized that there was something wrong with his mind.

Even if she tried to talk to him calmly and rationally, he would make her angry to death. Why didn't she replace out that this person had such potential before?

"If it weren't for the divorce, I wouldn't have known that you have so many secrets."

"I'll let you out," there was a coldness in Sarah's words.

"Sarah," he called her name deeply and asked a question that made her very angry, "I really want to know if you have pretended to be nice to me, care for me, and love me in the past two years."

"You should ask yourself this question," said Sarah, who was about to pack up and leave overnight, "Besides this name, I am also a real person. On the day of our marriage, I told you that you could help me, and I could also help you.

I have never lied to you."

She answered his question directly.

For those questions that were not easy to answer, she chose silence.

"How could you say that?" there was a coldness in his deep eyes, and he only felt that she was telling a lie, "Have you forgotten that you told me before that you are the daughter of the Yeats family? Is that true?"

Sarah was speechless.

She didn't lie.

It was his father and Rita who lied.

Besides, it was not a lie. She did play the role of protecting her sister during that time.

She would beat whoever bullied Rita.

"You don't have to send out the apology statement," said Jason, unwilling to say anything more to her. He said something hurtful, "I don't want people to replace out that I once lied to a jealous wife." Then he left.

He was angry with Sarah, but his grandfather spoiled her.

If this stubborn woman apologized, it would be equivalent to breaking her pride. She should hate herself in the future.

For the sake of Grandpa, let her go this time

Just once.

Sarah didn't know what was on his mind. When she walked into the corridor on the second floor and watched him go. downstairs and leave, she also went downstairs.

After he closed the door, she changed the password decisively.

When she returned to the study room, she received a message from Julian.

White mouse: "Miss Yeats, when will you post that Instagram post? I've written it down. I'm sure the netizens will scold Jason Noth and Jenny Smith to death!"

Jason didn't take Julian seriously since he dared to bully Sarah.

Sarah: "No need."

White mouse:"?"

Julian was confused. Why didn't she want to send it out?

His first reaction was to suspect that Jason was threatening Sarah. But after thinking for a while, he realized that Jason was the one who wanted Sarah to write the apology statement. What happened?

Julian called Sarah with doubts. The moment she answered the phone, he got to the point, "Sarah, why don't you want to send it out? Aren't we going to expose what's going on between them?"