Man, what's wrong with you?

An entertainment news program was being shown on the TV. Almost everyone in the coffee shop was watching.

It was just a talk show, and normally no one would be paying any attention to the uneventful interviews. Today, however, the show featured a special on notorious businessman Jeremy Ou. They were airing footage that had been taken in secret.

The video was not of very high resolution. Still, Jeremy was clearly visible as he visited Jessie's house at night. They embraced each other at the doorway and entered the house with their arms wrapped around each other.

The video even showed the time he entered, and how many hours passed before he finally left.

The segment wasn't a long one. Before long, it had been replaced by other gossips about someone else. Still, even after the video ended, Sherry kept visualizing how Jessie had jumped so passionately into the arms of Jeremy. It felt like the scene had been imprinted into her brain.

Linda's mouth formed an "o" of surprise as she watched. As soon as it was over, she turned to her friend. Sherry was sipping at her drink with a dejected expression on her face.

Linda sighed and bit her lips. She toyed nervously with her straw.

She was close to Sherry, and had known her for a long time. She was one of the few people in the world who knew that Sherry had married Jeremy. Linda was probably the person who knew the most about the true nature of the relationship between Sherry and Jeremy.

She reached out and gently touched her friend's hand. "Sherry, don't overthink this. You know how the paparazzi are. They invent so many stories just to get viewers to watch. I know you two, and I know how nice he was to you before you got married..."

In fact, Linda was certain that the video shown on TV was true. But she couldn't say that to her best friend. She could only comfort her.

"I'm fine. Don't worry," said Sherry. She forced a smile and shook her head.

Like Linda, she fully believed that the video had shown the truth.

like to sensationalize, but in this case,

words as casual as she could, but Linda was unconvinced. She felt

play tough for me," she said softly. "I'm your

it was time to leave the coffee shop. She left enough money on the table to pay the bill, then stood up and ushered her friend outside. Sherry

come on, forget about Jeremy for a moment. Let's have some

brightly. She waved her hand in the air. "Order what you

that Linda came from a wealthy family, and she appreciated her friend's generosity. Some warmth finally returned to

matter what, she was fortunate to have a

really. And it's a little dark in here, isn't it? Let's just go," Sherry suggested. She looked around her nervously. There were

rolled her eyes. She leaned forward and gripped Sherry's

There's nothing to be afraid of. Are you still thinking about Jeremy? If it's true that he's

at Sherry, willing her to be more

to dissuade Linda. Maybe it was true that she was too uptight, she thought to herself. She sat without

waiter arrived, bringing plates of food and glasses of wine. Soon the table was crowded with all kinds of dishes. Sherry saw the

bearing bowls of fruit and

with the parade of hot men? Are you crazy?" One of the handsome waiters came

her back into

me. There's nothing to worry about. Please try and enjoy yourself, okay?" she said. There was

did ask them to make sure the good-looking guys would be assigned to our table," Linda continued. "But what's wrong with that? Look, forget what I said earlier about Jeremy. The truth is that a lot of gossip has been circulating about him, and it's clear

Her heart felt like it was being gripped and squeezed

she had signed the divorce agreement yesterday. She wanted nothing more