Divorce is the Best Choice

Chapter 267 What a troublemaker

Jason patted Serial's shoulder to remind him not to block his way. Then he said to Sarah, "You go back

first. I have something to talk about with him."

"He is not a good man," Sarah reminded.

"Miss Yeats," Serial said with one hand in his pocket, "Isn't it inappropriate to speak ill of me in front of

me?"

"Then what about you robbing me?" Sarah replied lightly.

Serial raised his eyebrows slightly.

He was really curious about what kind of person Sarah was. Why did he feel as if she knew him very

well?

"We know each other?"

"No, we don't."

Sarah didn't want to have too much contact with him.

If it was not necessary, she would not tell him that she was K.

"Then why are you so hostile to me?" Serial said, "I think I saved your life just now."

Sarah was speechless.

Although she didn't want to admit it.

But it was true.

"Do you think you saved her life?" Jason said suddenly.

Serial kept smiling, and secretly scolded Jason as a profiteer in his heart, for playing tricks with him at

this point.

He immediately changed his words, "No, it's you who saved him."

"You go back first," Jason said. He felt dizzy, and his eyes were black and

his ears were buzzing. He knew that he couldn't hold on for long, "I'll contact you when I'm fine. He still

has a favor to ask me and won't leave me alone."

After saying that, Jason nudged Serial with his elbow.

Not knowing what he was doing, Serial said, "He's right."

"You really don't want to go with me?"

"I have something else to do."

In a simple sentence, Sarah saw the alienation in Jason's eyes.

She wanted to take him to the hospital by force, but with their current relationship, it seemed that these

behaviors were not suitable.

Since Jason insisted, Sarah didn't say anything more.

If they continued to talk, it would only delay the best time for Serial to take Jason to receive treatment.

Finally, she looked at him and said, "Call me if you need anything. Don't trust him casually. He is as

cunning as you."

"Okay," Jason said. He just wanted her to leave as soon as possible. He couldn't hold on any longer, "I

know."

Sarah nodded.

She looked back at every step she took. In the end, she left first.

Although Serial was a doctor who studied psychiatry, he had a lot of friends in the medical circle. Even

if Jason had a serious fever this time, he could

be cured.

"Your ex-wife is so interesting," Serial said, with one hand in his pocket. "She kept speaking ill of me

several times in front of me."

"Yes," Jason said in a deep and calm voice, watching Sarah leave his sight.

"You..."

Serial didn't finish his words.

He saw that Jason fainted.

"Jason!" Serial said, who caught him in time.

When he was about to say something, he felt his hands wet. He

remembered the shot they had mentioned before.

All of a sudden.

A bad feeling arose.

Serial pulled out his hand from Jason's back and saw the blood on his palm.

He glanced at the yacht and found that there were a few drops of blood dripping from the place where

Jason stood just now.

"You're such a troublemaker. No wonder you are clearly reluctant to part with your ex-wife but keep

urging her to leave." said Serial, gritting his teeth

He thought Jason was keeping his end of the promise. Instead, he was just trying to make Serial

cooperate so Sarah would leave.

Serial frowned and took out his phone to make a call.

After a while.

Jason was taken away.

At the same time.

As for Sarah.

She turned down the person that Serial had arranged for her. When she was

about to borrow a cell phone to call Captain Leon, she saw him driving towards her. His eyebrows were

tightly knitted, as if he was worried about

something.

The car stopped in front of her.

Will asked: "Are you okay?"

"I'm fine," Sarah said, shaking her head.

"Where is he?" Will asked.

He was badly shot. It would be very dangerous if he didn't get treatment in

time.

"He was taken away by Serial. He said he would find the best doctor to treat

Jason."

Hearing this.

Will felt a little relieved.

He knew who Serial was. With him, Jason should be fine.

"That's good." After confirming Sarah's safety, Will felt relieved, "Get in the

car first."

"Okay."

After getting in the car, Sarah asked whether Will was injured or not. After

knowing he didn't, she was relieved.

The car drove all the way to New York.

There was a five or six hour drive from the Green Island to New York. There

was no airport or high-speed train station around, so it was the fastest

choice to drive back on the highway.

From the moment Sarah got on the car, she had been inexplicably uneasy.

After getting on the highway, it had reached an extreme.

"What's wrong?"

"I'm fine," Sarah said, taking a deep breath to calm herself down.

"The matter of the Green Land has been handed over to them, and Maxwell

and his men have been arrested," thinking that she was worried about this, Will told Sarah about it, "As

for the bombs on the Green Island and the ship, the switch has been destroyed. After that, they will find

out all of them."

"Okay," Sarah said in a light mood.

She didn't ask Captain Leon how he knew there was a bomb in the Green

Island.

The organization had the most advanced micro scanning vehicle. As long as the terrain was swept

around, they could see if there was a bomb buried.

"Sarah."

"What?"

"Are you scared?" Will asked coldly. The car was still driving forward.

Although it was impossible for her to be scared based on her previous experience, she was in a very

bad state now, so Will had to ask her.

Noticing her abnormality, Sarah shook her head and said, "No, I'm just thinking about the deal between

Jason and Serial. With Serial's character, he won't help others unless there are some big conditions."

When she left, she saw half of the team members led by Captain Leon and

half of the team members led by Serial.

It wouldn't go so smoothly without either side.

"Go back and check it out," Will worried about her state, "Take a nap first. I'll

wake you up when we get home."

She wanted to refuse, but she didn't have a good rest in the past two days.

Now the danger had disappeared, she didn't feel intense anymore, and a

sense of exhaustion came up.

She closed her eyes and began to rest.

It was a five or six hour drive.

Will had been concentrated on driving.

On their way back, they received a call from Julian and others. Telling them

that Sarah was fine, then he hung up the phone.

It was already five o'clock in the afternoon when they arrived at New York.

Sarah and Will got off the car together. She didn't sleep for a long time. She woke up at two o'clock.

The two of them pressed the elevator button and went upstairs. Perhaps they had experienced too

much, or perhaps they both had something on their minds, the two of them did not speak much.