Divorce is the Best Choice

Chapter 320 Jason's thoughts

But Will didn't get angry. He just thought that Jason was a good actor, and he was smart.

If Jason hadn't hurt Sarah, Will would have appreciated him.

"Brother," said Jason, putting down the spoon in his left hand. There was no

flaw in his tone and eyes. "I've already copied the disciple rules. Can you forgive me?"

"Of course," said Will, not going against him. "Know you are wrong and correct it. You are still a good

boy."

Jason didn't care about it at all.

He just looked at Sarah excitedly and said in a spoiled tone, "Sister, he has forgiven me. Do you still

blame me?"

"I don't blame you," said Sarah gently, looking at him with a complicated expression in her eyes. "But

remember what I said before. You can't lie to others like this anymore, let alone wrong people,

understand?"

"Yes, I know," said Jason, nodding deeply

"Okay."

"Sister."

"What?"

"In fact, I lied to you about one more thing." The light in Jason's eyes dimmed a little. He wanted to say

something but stopped on a second thought.

Sarah didn't push him and just asked, "What's the matter?"

"Can I talk to you later?" said Jason, lowering his head. He took hold of Sarah's hand and said, "I don't

want brother to know about it."

Sarah turned to look at Will.

Will agreed.

For him, what he cared about was just Sarah. If Jason could tell her the truth himself, then he would do

less harm to her.

As long as he didn't do anything harmful to Sarah, Will wouldn't stop him.

Then, Sarah went back home with Jason.

Seeing that Jason looked so pitiful as if he had done something wrong, she sat down on the sofa with

him and asked directly, "Tell me, what's the matter."

"I'm afraid that you will hate me after I tell you the truth," said Jason in a much lower voice.

"As long as you are willing to be honest with me, I won't hate you, and I won't blame you," said Sarah.

She hoped that he would be better. "Just tell me."

"Really?"

"Yes."

"Actually..." Jason lowered his head and didn't dare to look at her. He said word by word, "It wasn't

Chris who sent you the message that day. It was me."

The question made Sarah confused suddenly for a moment. She asked, "When?"

"Yesterday." Jason pursed his lips and pretended to be very obedient.

Sarah recalled.

Soon she remembered what she had talked with Chris.

"Chris told me about the relationship between you and me. I also know that

I hurt you in the past. I'm sorry." Jason was smart. "Sister, I'm sorry."

After saying that, tears welled in his eyes.

Then, a drop of tear slid down from his cheek and fell on his own hand.

Sarah paused.

Before she could react, Jason cried in her arms. His shoulders trembled

and he cried very sadly.

"I'm sorry."

"I'm sorry..."

He cried his heart out.

Feeling his tears on her hands, she felt less alienated.

She knew that the crying man in front of her was not an adult with memories. But when she saw him

crying like this, she couldn't help but want

to comfort him.

This man didn't owe her anymore.

"There's nothing to be sorry for. If you are apologizing for concealing the

truth, there's no need. You are honest." Sarah patted him on the shoulder and said, "If it's because of

something in the past, it's unnecessary."

It was just a divorce between them.

He had paid it back with his life.

She even felt she owed him more.

Feeling her warm hand, Jason gradually stopped crying, but in his heart, he

was more possessive of Sarah.

"But..." He got up from her arms and looked at her guiltily.

"What?"

"I lied to you about one more thing. It's about me."

Jason lowered his head and still didn't dare to look at her.

He had thought that it would be better for him to tell another lie, half true

and half false, than let Chris and Will expose him.

Even if Sarah knew what had happened from the Will or Chris, she wouldn't

react too much.

"Go ahead," said Sarah calmly.

"If I tell you about this, you will definitely be very angry, and you may not talk

to me anymore." Jason just said this in a childish tone with his excellent acting skill, and he continued,

"Can you promise me that you won't leave

me alone no matter what I'll say?"

"Okay," said Sarah.

Children should be cared and taught, and so should Jason.

As long as he could realize his mistake and correct it, it would be a good

thing.

Jason was actually a little uncertain.

After all, it was risky since Will said that Sarah heated to be cheated.

He didn't know if Sarah would be angry or have a cold war with him after he

told her this matter. If she ignored him, he could only take the extreme way. "Why don't you tell me?"

asked Sarah.

"I'm afraid that you'll be angry." Jason said half true and half false with his

acting skills, "I'm afraid that you'll leave me alone and abandon me."

"I'll keep my promise." Sarah looked at him seriously without any blame.

"Since I promised not to leave you, I won't leave you."

Jason was struggling, but he was just acting.

After a while,

he pursed his lips and said slowly, "I'm not five years old."

Upon hearing this,

Sarah was surprised for one moment but then she calmed down.

It seemed that her previous guess was right. He had grown up a little.

"Do you know how old you are?" asked Sarah.

"I'm seventeen years old," said Jason casually. He made up a lie and continued, "Yesterday when I

went to the Serial Medical Base, he tested me and said that I was about seventeen years old."

"Really?" Sarah's voice rose a little higher.

Without noticing any disgust and dislike in her eyes, Jason paused and

asked, "Sister, aren't you angry? I've recovered, but I still lied to you."

"No, I'm not angry," said Sarah, feeling a little relieved.

Although she had always believed in Serial's decision and judgment, she

still had a complicated feeling when she looked at the five-year-old Jason.

She had been wondering whether he could recover when she was with him.

......

Fortunately, he recovered a little.

"How about your memory?" Sarah asked a key question. "How much have

you recovered?"

After hesitating for a while, Jason told the truth. "Nothing."

"Not at all?"

"No."

"Did you know about your recovery from Serial, or did you know it before

you went to his medical base?" Sarah asked again. She had to find out the key point to help him fully

recover.