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The Ending She Read (And the One He Rewrote) novel Chapter 40

Jason's assistant.

Justin walked up to Jason and whispered a few words in his ear.

Jason's expression remained unchanged. Only after Mr. Walsh finished speaking did he excuse himself and turn to leave.

Had Harriet arrived?

Jane gripped her champagne flute tightly, her eyes following him as he walked towards the elevators.

Five minutes.

Ten minutes.

Half an hour passed, and he didn't return.

Realizing belatedly that he had just left without a single word of explanation, abandoning her in the banquet hall.

Jane's face looked ugly for a moment.

It was already late at night, and the corridors of the private hospital were stark white.

Jason walked hurriedly into the hospital room and saw Seraphina with her eyes closed, her little face flushed.

In contrast, Harriet looked as if she were freezing, her face pale, her lips bitten white.

“Are the test results out?”

On the way here, he had heard Justin's report, saying the hospital suspected a blood disorder and had already drawn blood for testing.

He looked at Harriet.

She felt incredibly panicked.

Her intuition told her she couldn't wait for the results.

She had to act immediately!

She glanced at the closed door of the room, then looked up, her gaze calm. “Jason, bring me the divorce papers to sign!”

His calm face stiffened for a moment. He looked at Harriet again, his eyes dark. “Harriet, do you know what you're doing? Are you sure you want to talk about this right now?”

When he received her message, he felt apologetic for misunderstanding her.

Seeing that she hadn't even had time to change out of her gown before rushing Seraphina to the hospital.

The moment he walked through the door, his heart had softened.

But at this moment, he felt so frustrated he wanted to pull his hair out.

It was as if he was seeing that familiar Harriet again.

Fickle.

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