To Win His Ex-Wife’s Heart Again (Sasha and Jameson) novel Chapter 150

Chapter 150 

Love that comes too late is worse than weeds. 

Sasha was heartbroken and decided to leave. She knew she wouldn’t give Jameson another chance, no matter how much he changed. 

“Why should I forgive him just because he changed? It doesn’t make sense.” 

If Jameson changed back to his old ways, what would she do then? 

Therefore, Sasha had always been very determined. She didn’t want Jameson anymore, and she didn’t want to see him again. 

Andie was relieved to hear what Sasha said. 

“That’s good.” 

Honestly, Andie didn’t want Sasha to go back to Jameson anyway. 

Everyone in the Leigh family looked down on those who were poor. They hated Sasha from the bottom of their hearts. With Sasha’s background, she wouldn’t have trouble finding another husband. 

Someone like Sasha deserved to be cherished, not treated poorly by the Leighs. 

Sasha and Andie smiled and fell silent, understanding each other without needing words. 

Meanwhile, Jameson was also pondering this issue. 

He knew he was wrong. Perhaps he had misunderstood Sasha. She wasn’t the disobedient one from the very beginning. 

She had also never been the one who wanted to stir up trouble. 

If he sincerely admitted his mistake this time and promised that he would never do it again, would Sasha forgive him? 

Would she come back to him? 

A voice inside him told him she wouldn’t, but he desperately wanted to believe it wasn’t 

true. 

It wasn’t until Finn interrupted his thoughts. 

“We didn’t see Suzie, and I’ve asked around, didn’t get much useful information. Is she really coming to the auction?” 

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Jameson came back to his senses and turned to look at Finn. 

“You haven’t even seen Suzie. How do you know she wasn’t here today?” 

“You’re right…” 

Jameson narrowed his eyes. “Maybe we should try a different approach.” 

“What do you mean?” Finn was intrigued. 

“If we can’t find the Suzie, then find someone close to her.” 

“But we don’t know anything about Suzie’s social circle.” 

Suzie was a very mysterious figure. She never showed her face in public, and even Jameson, who had worked with her for three years, had never met her. 

Therefore, they had no idea who Suzie’s friends or connections were. 

Investigating like this would be difficult, and Finn was already getting impatient.