30 Days Till I Divorce My Husband

Chapter 216

Kristin and Keith didn’t expect Jason to come at this time. For a moment, Kristin felt awkward. When Kristin looked at Estrella, Kristin used her eyes to explain that she didn’t call Jason, and she didn’t know why he came.

Keith, sensing the tension, turned to Jason and said with a casual smile, “Jason,

timing couldn’t be better. It happens to be dinner time. Why don’t you take Estrella out for a bite? I owe her a formal meal and an apology once I’m out of this hospital bed.”

Jason acknowledged with a nonchalant ‘hm’ and agreed to the plan.

Fearing Estrella might decline the offer, Kristin quickly chimed in, “Estrella, it’s about that time for dinner anyway. Why not grab something to eat with Jason before heading back?” “Sure, why not.” Estrella wasn’t one to make a fuss. Agreeing with Kristin and Keith didn’t. mean she was bound to follow through, so after bidding them farewell, she left the hospital room with Jason.

The ward was quiet, with few patients around, and silence filled the corridors as they made their way to the elevator. Jason reached out and pressed the button. Soon, they were in the parking lot, where Estrella turned to Jason and said, “You go on with your business. I’ll head back now.”

Jason simply replied, “I’ll drive you home.”

She glanced at her watch, and Jason added, “Just to drop you off.”

He knew that Estrella had only agreed earlier to appease his mother and grandfather, ap since she now had a child who was probably eager for her return, Jason tactfully avoid bringing up the dinner invitation again.

lift to the hospital. When Jason offered to drive her home, Estrella didn’t put on airs. She opened the passenger door

was only a matter of

profound that it felt like they were alone, yet acutely aware of

distance, Estrella could see the nanny waiting outside with Isaad, her heart instantly lighting up at the sight of

the end of the day was her happiest,

eye. Following her gaze to the front gate, where the nanny stood holding her son, Jason’s heart clenched painfully. It felt as though someone had taken a knife

of the

“Mommy!”

voice sang out, stretching his arms wide for an

joy, scooped Isaac into her arms, and Isaac buried his head in his mother’s neck, breathing in

was only then that Estrella realized

who was still watching Isaac,

gaze shifting

looked to be no more

head, a tremor ran through his fingers, and he hesitated. This child was his symbol of betrayal, and

Estrella simply said, “It’s getting