Divorce is the Best Choice

Chapter 203 Jason goes to the Yeats’ house

“Do you have anytime requirement?" Chris didn't ask much, just thought it was a normal meeting.

"Anytime is ok."

"All right."

Chris did it quickly.

The next day, the meeting between the two was arranged. After knowing that it was Jason, Grandpa

Yeats arranged the place at the old house.

When Sarah got the news, she was still in Angel Group.

"Are you sure you heard it right?’ Sarah held the mobile phone and doubted what was said to her.

"I'm sure. Jason may have reached there." Wilson Yeats was quite familiar with the news about the old

house, "But why does he go to the old house?"

Sarah’s calm mood was disturbed again.

Thinking of what Jason had done, she said, “He is poking a beehive."

In order not to stop Jason causing any trouble, Sarah handed the matter over to Sivan and drove to the

old house.

Generally speaking, grandpa could talk for less than ten minutes with the people he didn't like, but for

hours with the people he liked.

Jason had such family background, and grandpa must like him.

Maybe he would ask her to marry him.

With these thoughts in mind, Sarah drove the car faster. She hoped Jason won’t mention the marriage.

If he did, grandpa would agree.

Once so.

Grandpa would ask people to publish the marriage between Yeats Group and Noth Group.

By that time, things would be in a complete mess.

Meanwhile.

In the old house.

Jason had been chatting with Mr. Yeats since he entered the old house.

As a tool man, Chris stood behind Jason like a wooden stake, watching him drink tea and talk with

Grandpa Yeats.

"Are you really willing to give so much to Yeats Group?" Grandpa Yeats smiled and was satisfied with

Jason.

Jason's suit made him cold and thin. He said, "As long as you promise me what I just asked, what I just

said will be fulfilled."

"No problem!" Grandpa Yeats was very cheerful.

Jason took the agreement prepared in advance from Chris and handed Grandpa Yeats: "So, please

sign it."

Grandpa Yeats took it to have a look. The more he saw it, the more satisfied he was. He took the pen

beside him and signed it with a rustle.

Look at this scene.

Chris suddenly didn't know what to say, and his mood was a little complicated.

"Stay for lunch." Grandpa Yeats was really satisfied with Jason, "Just accompany me."

"Okay." Jason was polite and estranged.

A moment later.

Each got one of the two agreements.

Grandpa Yeats asked someone to put the agreement in place, and Jason also handed it to Chris. No

one except the three would know about it.

Sarah arrived at lunch time.

Grandpa Yeats and Jason were surprised when they saw her. Neither of them expected her to come

here.

"Why do you come?" Grandpa Yeats was surprised.

Sarah glanced at Jason and made an excuse: "Come back to take something.'

There was a room for her in the old house, so the excuse won't seem too abrupt.

Hearing her words, the old man seemed to have no change in mood.

"Come and have a meal together." Grandpa Yeats frowned and said, "Just in time, there are guests at

home."

"Okay.” Sarah answered.

She just wanted to know what Jason was doing here.

Grandpa Yeats took the initiative to find an excuse to leave.

Sarah felt more suspicious about this phenomenon.

When did grandpa do this?

"Boss, I will go back to the company to deal with things first." Chris also knew that he was not suitable

for being here now. "You should call me back later, and I will send someone to pick you up."

Jason said: "Hmm."

For a moment.

Only Sarah and Jason were left in the yard.

Sarah stared at Jason with suspicion, and she asked him with emotion: "What are you doing here?"

Jason looked at her, and his eyes were occupied by Sarah's figure.

He wanted to say like her, "It's none of your business."

But he knew that such an answer would only push her farther away, and finally become a stranger.

Sarah: "?"

Why didn't this guy talk?

"Talk to your grandpa about something." Jason said in a shallow tone and drank tea slowly.

"Talk about what?"

"Business." Jason said one word.

Sarah looked at him with suspicion.

Only a few years after her father married her mother, her grandfather had handed over everything to

her father.

Therefore, there could be no official business.

"If you don’t believe it, you can ask your grandpa." Jason put down his tea cup and stood up. His suit

made him look very nicely.

Sarah didn't ask.

She couldn't get anything from grandpa.

Maybe grandpa would ask her about yesterday's meeting with those people.

She had been with Robert since she returned to that party yesterday, and had no communication with

others. If Wendy Black came to see grandpa and told him about the situation, he may arrange another

meeting for her.

If it was not necessary, she would try not to come here.

Sarah stared at him for a while and then asked, "What business are you talking about?"

"Since it is a business, there is a confidentiality clause." Jason took two steps towards her, and his

breath wrapped Sarah. "It cannot be disclosed to others."

Sarah could not find the loophole in his words and did not ask again after all.

She had thought of it.

If Jason came here for marriage, grandpa would definitely say later when he ate.

If not, she didn't need to take care of too much. As long as it was not about her, she didn't need pay

much attention.

Ten minutes later.

The housekeeper told them to have a lunch.

It was very quiet, and no one spoke on the table.

Sarah was not used to it. After all, every time they came over for dinner before, grandpa would always

scold them about marriage, career and school. He could always find mistakes.

From elder brother to Rita, everyone would be scolded.

But today, it was strangely quiet, until everyone had eaten, grandpa did not say a word.

After eating, Sarah accompanied the old man for a while. And then she intended to leave, and did not

say anything about the union.

She said to Grandpa Yeats that she would leave.

Unexpectedly, just as she said, Jason also said, "I won't stay here to annoy you. There is something to

deal with at the company."

"Okay." Grandpa Yeats was very satisfied with Jason, but there was something complicated in the

bottom of his eyes. "Come here more often when you are free."

“Okay."

Jason answered politely.