Divorce is the Best Choice

Chapter 202 Make an appointment with grandpa Yeats

Seeing that Jason was really unhappy, Andy stopped stabbing him.

They walked forward along the way. When they just walked across the corner of the corridor to go to

the entertainment place, they saw Sarah and Robert sitting in the left lounge chatting together.

That moment.

Jason stopped.

His eyes fell on Sarah. Jason stared at the easiness in Sarah's eyes which she showed when she

stayed with Robert.

"What are you looking at?" Andy followed his sight and he saw Sarah and Robert. Andy said, "I didn't

expect Robert would come here."

"How did you chase Celine?" Jason said suddenly.

Andy choked.

He suspected that the man was deliberately making him unhappy today.

"Sorry, I forget that you are still in unrequited love.” Jason suddenly responded and said, "You haven't

made it."

Andy wanted to beat him.

Just as Andy was going to say that Jason was still single, he saw Jason walking toward Robert.

He frowned and did not know what Jason would do, but he followed him.

Sarah and Robert were chatting. As they were talking, Sarah suddenly felt that someone was coming.

She cast a glance and saw Jason standing beside her.

At the moment when she saw him, she frowned subconsciously.

Without waiting for her to say something, Jason took her by the hand and led her to the lawn outside.

"What are you doing?" Sarah asked.

Robert was just about to get up. But Andy received Jason's hint and he naturally went to talk with

Robert. They cooperated very well.

Jason didn't say a word, and he just grabbed Sarah's hand and ignored others' sight.

His behaviors attracted the attention of men and women present.

These people knew who Jason Noth was, even if they hadn't seen him...

It was said that he was ascetic, but it was really surprising to walk out with a woman by the hand at

such a bachelor's party.

Sarah intended to get rid of him.

But there were too many people here. She didn't want to be paid too much attention, and she didn't

want to be watched as a monkey.

Jason knew that, so he held her hand and crossed the crowd was and went to the empty lawn outside.

Seeing that there was no one around, Jason released Sarah one second before she could shake him

off.

"Are you dating Robert?" Jason was depressed when he asked.

Sarah didn’t want to tell him more: "It's none of your business."

"You can't be with him now." Jason blurted out his reason seriously. "If you are with Robert, that person

will not take you as the target."

He knew that the person was against him, but according to Sarah’s previous reaction, she must have a

grudge against that person.

Sarah was a little preoccupied.

"Do you think I must cooperate with you to catch him?" she asked.

"No."

"What do you mean?" Sarah asked.

Facing Sarah's rhetorical question, Jason did not know what to say.

He didn't know what to talk to Sarah, how to communicate with her, or even how to face her.

But he just wanted d to be part of her life.

Just now, he just stood there and watched her chatting with Robert. He felt jealous. He wanted to sit

beside her as before and ask her what she was talking about with Robert.

But now.

He had no right to ask about her.

The only person who can connect them was that dangerous person behind Jenny Smith.

"Why are you here?" Jason did not answer her question, but asked what he wanted to ask.

Sarah did not answer and remained indifferent. She wanted to stay away from him.

This conversation depressed Jason.

But even so, he still wanted to stay with Sarah.

It was as if this were the only way for his hanging heart to rest a little. It hurt a little, but it was better

than nothing.

The two were so deadlocked that neither of them spoke again.

They didn't know how long it took.

Sarah didn’t like the atmosphere very much and left without saying.

Jason clasped her arm.

"What on earth do you want to do?" Sarah couldn't understand his behavior.

Jason still didn't give up. His dark eyes were a little deep: "You haven't answered my question yet."

"Yes, I am dating." Sarah threw four words to him.

"With Robert?"

"I have no reason to tell you."

"If you don't tell me, I will go to your house every day to propose marriage." Jason didn't know why he

said this, but it came out. "You can stop me outside, but people in New York will know it after a long

time."

Sarah turned around.

She didn't understand. Why didn't she find Jason such a rascal before?

Jason was stabbed when he saw the rejection and dissatisfaction in Sarah's eyes, but he still didn't let

go.

"Not with Robert." Sarah didn't want to have a meaningless quarrel with him, so she said, "Grandpa

asked me to come here."

Jason frowned.

Without waiting for him to ask anything, Sarah took her hand away with the other hand.

She was not angry, but said to him in a very flat tone: "I don’t know what you want to do. If you just

want to cheat that person, you don't have to do that. I will let Jenny lie to that person."

In the end.

Jenny was the finger man there. That person would believe what Jenny said.

It was that at least for now.

"I have something to go first." Sarah said the conclusion.

This time Jason didn't pull her anymore, and watched her go inside again.

He stood there for a long time, until Andy came to him, and his thoughts were gradually withdrawn.

"What's the matter with you?" Andy asked when he saw Jason look not quite right.

Jason didn't talk to Andy in detail, but asked him blandly, "Do you know much about Grandpa Yeats?"

"Rita’s grandfather?"

"Hmm."

"Average." Andy didn't mock him, but told him, "It is said that he is a rather old-fashioned man who

likes to let younger generations do things according to his wishes. Why do you ask that?"

"Nothing." Jason had already some ideas, "I'll go back first."

"What shall I do when you go back?"

"It depends you."

Andy was angry at once. Jason had agreed to accompany him, but he slipped away. Was he a good

brother?

Jason didn't care about him.

He left the car, went out, and called Chris to pick him up.

Jason immediately arranged a thing for Chris when they met: "Make an appointment with Grandpa

Yeats."

Chris paused.

He thought, 'Grandpa Yeats? Is that Miss Yeats's grandfather?'