I Refuse to Divorce!
Chapter 137

In the late night hours, Mason entered the Lockwood Hospital.

He had experienced excessive bleeding.

Even though he tried to conceal it, the doctor treating him could still catch a faint scent of his masculine presence. On top of that, he had casually

thrown on a shirt and pants. It was easy to imagine some intense physical activity before coming to the hospital.

The doctor found it difficult to express in words.

While stitching up the wound, he cleared his throat and advised, "Mr. Mason, if this happens again, you need to pause any strenuous activities and

come to the hospital immediately. Otherwise, it could lead to complications."

"I can't stop.” Mason leaned against the couch, casting a dark glance at Zoe beside him.

She seemed fine, willingly accompanying him to the hospital. Maybe she was here just to gloat at him being in such a state.

Zoe ignored him, engrossed in checking her phone messages. Mason couldn't help but wonder if she was secretly communicating with that young

guy, exchanging affections behind his back.

As though his thoughts, Zoe spoke casually, "Not everyone is as vulgar and tactless as you."

Mason sneered. "Even if I'm vulgar, you seem to enjoy it."

The doctor couldn't bear to eavesdrop any longer.

Unwilling to listen to Mason's private matters, he focused on stitching up the six stitches, explaining some precautions, and assuring there would be

no scars.

Mason didn't care. "I'm not a woman. A few scars won't matter."

The doctor, looking at his handsome face, couldn't help but think that sometimes the gifts from heaven were too extravagant and capricious. Mason

was completely indifferent.

Mason decided to stay overnight for observation.

He wanted Zoe to stay with him, but she felt she had done her duty. Once he settled in, she was ready to leave.

As he saw her packing up, Mason stared at her. "Aren't you staying?"

Zoe hummed. "I'm a bit tired and want to go back to rest. Besides, Lilith is here. She can visit you anytime in her wheelchair. It would be inconvenient

if I'm around.”

Mason's tone turned cold. "I should give you an award for The Most Considerate Wife."

Zoe mocked, "I only deserve that award because you openly and secretly flirt with Lilith. It gave me a chance to showcase myself."

Suddenly, she lowered her head, her voice softer.

In a very rational tone, she said,

"Let's stop; Mason. It's meaningless.

Whatever right or wrong or who

loved-whom between us, it's afin

the past. Mutual harmis ~~ O

unsecessary. Why not let go?"

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The bright light illuminated Zoe's fair face.

She earnestly said, "I hold 700

million worth@ot shares in the

Lockwood Group. After you help my

a 5

brother win the lawsuit, I'll return the

sharesto you. Then, we can goeur

separate ways, free from any-debts.

Besides, you can fulfill Lilith'§ dream,

right? I believe her greatest wish

now is to be your wife." Content

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After finishing, she calmly gazed at him, eyes devoid of either love or hate.

Mason's eyelids twitched.

After a while, he forced a smile. "And what about you, Zoe? What's your dream?"

Her dream...

Zoe didn't answer.

She turned and opened the door to the hospital room, gently closing it.

Outside the door, Lilith sat in a wheelchair, her face pale, filled with worry.

Zoe obseryed her quietly. She didn't.

put on theairs of ajited wifeto &~

insult fer, nor did she ask the staff

to kick her out. In Zoe's heartshe

was no longer Mrs. Lockwgod.

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In the complex emotions between these three people, those not in love were the outsiders.

It was a cruel yet harsh reality.

She left quietly, the sound of her high heels echoing through the long corridor of the hospital late at night, crisp and lonely.

She thought about Mason's question, asking about her dream.

Zoe once had dreams.

Her biggest dream was to be Mason's wife. However, reality shattered that dream. Now, all she wanted was to be herself.

After Zoe left, Lilith cautiously pushed open the door to the hospital room.

She had heard that Mason was injured, and Zoe had caused it.

Her heart ached. She came to comfort him. She felt that she and Mason were each other's redemption, a story filled with sorrow.

Mason leaned on the couch, a bandage wrapped around his forehead.