Divorce is the Best Choice novel (Sarah and Jason)
Chapter 68

Chapter 68 Slap Jason two times in his face

"No, I don't accept it." Sarah blurted out.

"I don't accept it either." Said Edwin.

With red eyes, Jenny stared at Jason and placed all her hopes on him.

But this time.

Jason didn't indulge her as before.

If it was Robert who was with Sarah today, Jason might have believed half of it.

She would like Robert's appearance.

In that case, Jason would misunderstand her and have a terrible quarrel with her.

"How can you accept it?" Seeing what Jason meant, Jenny took the initiative to talk to them. "Tell me, I'll do it."

Glancing at the two of them, Sarah said, "From now on, please leave him and never appear by his side for the rest of your life. Then I'll forgive you." "Well..." Said Jenny, biting her lips.

"What? Can't you do it?" Sarah asked.

"Then you slap on Jason's face two times." Said Sarah. "I will also forgive you if you slap him."

Clenching her fists tightly in the quilt, a tinge of hatred appeared in Jenny's eyes.

But even so.

"Sarah, it's my fault. It has nothing to do with Jason..." She had to keep it up.

"I know." Sarah said blatantly, "I just want you to slap him to remind him to control his bevy of young girls."

Jason was speechless.

Hearing that, Edwin raised his eyebrows slightly.

Jenny bit her lips and her eyes were red, as if she was extremely aggrieved.

"Clap!"

She slapped herself hard, and five bright red fingerprints instantly appeared on her fair face.

She knew what to do to make Jason forgive her and how to make him hate Sarah.

"What are you doing?" Said Jason, narrowing his eyes.

"It's my impulse and selfishness to do something wrong." Said Jenny guiltily, "I can't beat you, nor can I leave you. I can only beat myself, so that Sarah can calm down." She knew how important Edwin was to him, so she didn't drag him into the mire.

But Sarah was no match for her.

"That's enough." There was a deep breath of anger in his heart, as well as impatience in his eyes. "This matter is over."

"No, it's not." The one who spoke was Edwin, he's still fooling around. "If she wronged someone and just paid such a

price, then you are telling her that if she did something wrong, she will be fine with only

mistake and then pretend to hit herself."

"What do you want?" Jason's eyes darkened.

But his eyes were warning Edwin, 'stop where it should stop!

If Edwin knew what was enough, he would not be the second young master of the Noth Family.

"Let her kneel on the keyboard and face the wall to ponder about her misdeed." Said Edwin in an innocent tone, trying to vent the anger for Sarah. "Don't kneel too much, half a day will be good." Jenny looked up.

She couldn't help but feel nervous. Did he really want her to kneel down.

"Edwin!" Warned Jason.

"To be honest, you are not single-minded at all." Said Edwin, as he walked over and put his arm around Jason's shoulder. "If Sarah wronged Jenny, would you just let her go so easily?" No.

The answer popped up without thinking.

As for this farce, Sarah was no longer in the mood to watch it. As long as he didn't wrong her, she wouldn't care anymore.

Facing the discussions of the crowd, she only said to Edwin, "I'll go back first."

"Let me drive you home."

"No, thanks."

Sarah refused.

Without even taking a look at the two of them, she walked out, as if they were insignificant people.

Jason's heart tightened. Before he could make a decision, he had already chased after Sarah.

When he arrived at the door, he didn't forget to remind Edwin, "Keep an eye on Jenny. I'll go out." Edwin didn't say yes or no.

When Jason caught up with Jenny, they had already left the in-patient department.

"Sarah!" Said Jason in a low and imperceptible voice, grabbing her arm from behind.

Sarah stopped and stared at him calmly, "What's up?"

"I'm sorry for what happened today." Said Jason, feeling a little uncomfortable, and his body was still cold. "This is not what Jenny usually is like. She might have been mentally injured after being bullied, so she was a little extreme."

"From who's perspective do you apologize for her?" Asked Sarah.

Jason paused.

All the words were stuck in his throat and difficult to say.

Sarah was not in the mood to talk to him anymore. "Get out of the way."

Since she was wronged, not only didn't he replace out the truth, but he also directly believed in what Jenny said.

But he didn't blame Jenny for what she had done. Instead, he apologized to Sarah on Jenny's behalf.

What Edwin said was right.

Deep in his heart, he was biased in favor of Jenny.

"Sarah."

"I asked you to get out of my way."

"Can you calm down and listen to me?" Jason was not used to her indifference.

Sarah glared at him with her black and white eyes.

She said nothing in fact.

However, he understood what she meant.

She was saying 'When I told you to calm down and listen to my explanation? What's your reaction?"

At this moment.

His heart ached.

He couldn't tell what kind of emotion it was, as if his chest was pressed by a huge stone.

He took out the car key and changed the topic, "Let me drive you back."

"No need for that." Sarah refused bluntly.

However, Jason didn't give her a chance.

He grabbed her wrist with his big hand and took her to the parking lot. He put her into the car peremptorily and started the car to send her home.

It was over half past eleven in the evening

Sarah was so sleepy that she fell asleep in the passenger seat.

She didn't trust Jason in other things, but he was trustworthy in terms of personal safety.

She would go to bed at about ten o'clock every night. Even if she was delayed, she would go to bed at eleven o'clock at the latest. Like today, she couldn't hold on any longer since she hadn't washed her face at half past eleven.

"Sarah..." While driving, he wanted to have a talk with her.

But aften he called her several times, he found that she had fallen asleep.

He slowed down..

Looking at the sleeping girl, his dull heart suddenly softened, and his suppressed emotions dissipated at this moment.

For a moment, he even had the feeling that it was good to go on like this.

The car was driving towards the neighborhood of Sarah.

It was almost one o'clock in the morning when he sent Sarah back to her community. He wanted to wake her up and send her upstairs, but she didn't wake up after he called her in a low voice. So he had to park the car and carry her

upstairs.