Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber) novel Chapter 794

The more she thought about it, the more worried she was about Jared’s health. Amber finally decided to make him some soup. As a girlfriend, it was only right to make some soup for her boyfriend.

Thinking of this, Amber sped up the speed when eating breakfast. After that, she took the garbage out and went to the neighborhood supermarket to buy the ingredients for the soup.

It was still early, and she had plenty of time to make soup since she was going to work at Goldstone Co. in the afternoon.

Amber started picking through ingredients in the market and then chose some beef bones to make beef bone soup for Jared.

Beef bone soup could help strengthen his body, plus beef could drive away the cold. Under such cold weather, a nice bowl of beef bone soup could also warm up the body.

She believed that Jared would like it.

Amber looked at the beef bones in her hand and smiled lightly, then put them in the basket and went to the cashier to check out.

It was already eleven thirty when she returned to her community.

Amber walked into the apartment building, went to the elevator, and was just about to press the elevator button when she saw a familiar figure standing in front of the elevator.

The woman slightly lowered her head with her hands tightly carrying the bag handle. She was standing there and it looked like she was lost in thought and did not notice someone else was there.

Amber looked at this person with her red lips slightly pursed. She frowned and asked in a cold voice, “Miss Gardner, why are you here?”

Hearing Amber’s voice, this woman came back to her senses and looked up at Amber. When she saw Amber, she obviously panicked for a moment, but quickly regained her calm. She squeezed the bag handle and forced a smile, “Nice to see you, Miss Reed.”

Amber stared at her, “What? Miss Gardner, do you own a house here?”

“No.” Makayla shook her head honestly.

Amber frowned even harder, “If you don’t have a house here, then why are you here? Don’t tell me you took a walk to get here. East Aspen and here are in two different directions.”

Makayla was silent for a few seconds, then suddenly stared at her, “Miss Reed, I didn’t come here to take a walk, I came here for you.”

“For me?” Amber raised her eyebrows and was not very surprised by Makayla’s answer.

Because she had just realized that Makayla was most likely coming for her.

“I don’t think there’s any reason for us to meet. So Miss Gardner, what exactly is it that you wanted to see me about?” Amber asked blandly, clutching the paper bag in her arms.

Makayla bit her lip and said, “I didn’t come here for anything else, I just wanted to ask you a question.”

If she hadn’t known she might get hung up if she called.

She wouldn’t have even come here in person.

“A question?” Amber narrowed her eyes, “what question is worth the long trip here?”

Makayla squeezed the bag handle in her hand again, “Miss Reed, my dad’s health is getting worse and worse. The doctor says he may not live for more than six months at this rate.”

“And then what?” Amber looked at her indifferently.

Makayla took a deep breath and said, “My dad desperately needs a kidney right now, and I...”

“Stop right there!” Amber’s face was grim and her voice was full of coldness, “Are you here to convince me to donate a kidney to Trenton again? If so, please leave. I don’t think we have much to talk about.”