Divorce Is The Best Choice
Divorce Is The Best Choice By Riley Mccarthy Chapter 169
Chapter 169 Wilson Yeats was flustered.
With a look at his expression, Jason Noth got what he was thinking. He opened his thin lips and said, “Wilson Yeats broke it accidentally. He was drank.”
“It broke into… pieces like this. Are you sure it was broken by accident?” said Chris, with a doubtful and facetious
look
It was completely dismembered.
It it hadn’t been smashed with super powerful strength, it wouldn’t have ended up like this.
There must be a fight!
“I didn’t notice it after it dropped down and broke, and I stepped on it.” Jason answered calmly, not telling the truth.
What he thought was simple.
Wilson was Sarah’s cousin.
He knew that Sarah was inclined to protect her family’s privacy, and that she surely didn’t want other people to know her cousin had turned into “a martial artist” after drinking, so he covered the truth subconsciously.
Chris didn’t believe a word from his boss!
He began to walk around the room.
Seeing him like this, Jason frowned slightly. Then he became the cold and alienated person again, “What are you doing?”.
“Sir, I didn’t meant to offend you, but your floor tile is of poor quality.” noticing a tiny mark on the floor tile, which was a little similar to the one on the phone, Chris continued, “The phone just fell down and there was a mark on it.”
Jason Noth. “_”
‘Who wants the special assistant? I’ll offer ten million extra dollars together with the person.’, he thought.
After making sure that the mark couldn’t be wiped off, Chris stood up and was about to revealed his boss.
However,
When he saw Jason Noth’s face….
He cowered!
He changed his face very quickly and smiled, “It’s getting late. Rest well. I’ll send you a new phone tomorrow.”
“Mhm.” Jason Noth emitted in a low voice.
He didn’t make any more voice, giving off a message of ‘I don’t like you to be here now. Please leave.’
Then Chris left decisively.
That night.
He slept more soundly than usual.
As for Sarah, everything was going as usual. She didn’t have difficulty in sleeping in different environments. It wasn’t an issue for her.
The next morning…
up earlier than her
Then, she went back to the
moment, Wilson Yeats
from the sofa in a daze with his messy hair, and looked around at the
home, he rubbed his head and went to wash
didn’t think too
was Nicolas
room to get clothes for changing and then went to the
had gotten up, so
for breakfast.
brother was just
he
the messy living room and subconsciously thought that Jason’s
other times, she had never
was
was getting flustered in the
found a woman’s long hair in
Right at that moment.
His head was buzzing.
floor was wet when he went into
home, and it
Then, he thought of…….
on the bed, but this time I woke
‘So?”
was brought back by
the thought of this, he
last night?’,
Nicolas let me go home with a
did something to the
it, the more frustrated he
man, he could never accept such a ridiculous thing happening
almost half an hour, but Wilson still didn’t
the regular sound of water. She couldn’t
he fell down? Or fainted away?’ she was
“Brother?” Sarah called.
woman’s voice mixed with the sound of music,
Sarah, “???”
What happened?
that he might fall down because of the alcohol, so she asked, “What’s
time, Wilson calmed down a
thinking back what happened just now, “The person outside seemed to call
‘It sounded like Pumpkin?”
this, he asked uncertainly, “You… are
hear her
the full sentence.
Yeats breathed a sigh of
‘Thank God!’
‘It’s our Pumpkin.’
was scared
thought he almost
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