"Why don't you have any mercy at all?" He scolded me with his face standing on the moral high ground again.
"Gerry, don't quarrel with her. It's really my fault. I shouldn't destroy your family. Go away!" Jennifer cried and pushed Gerry away.
Gerry stroked her head distressedly and said, "How could you destroy our family? I don't even know her. You are the most important person to me!"
Although I was extremely disappointed before. Although I thought I had made all preparations. But when I heard the conversation between Gerry and the other person, I still felt a pain like a knife in my heart.
I smiled bitterly and raised my head. "Since you no longer remember me, I think you will not have any objection to divorcing you now?"
I stared into Gerry's eyes. His eyes were flustered for a moment, but soon returned to normal. "Are you done yet?"
Gerry's eyes darkened, staring at me and scolding, "Jennifer is a patient. How can she be alone when she is so weak? Besides, she is like this now. Do I still have the mind to do anything about wife and husband relationship? Can you be a little more mature and open-minded?"
He snorted coldly, with an expression that he thought he saw through me. But I still had no expression on my face.
"So I let you concentrate on accompanying her and even after divorcing me, you can immediately marry the person who is most important to you. Am I not mature enough and open-minded enough?" I asked him slowly.
Perhaps at this time Gerry finally realized that I was not joking. He looked at me hesitantly, but he was about to say something.
"Ah!" Suddenly Jennifer cried out in pain.
She curled up on the bed, her face full of pain.
"Yes, I'm sorry Anne... I really know I was wrong! Take Gerry away, don't bully me anymore, I'm really in pain!" She kept begging me for mercy.
I didn’t know if she was pretending, but she definitely said that on purpose. Gerry, this idiot, still chose to believe her without hesitation.
"Get out! Get out now!" He pointed at me and roared.
I looked at him expressionlessly for the last time, then turned and left.
Gerry. I gave you the last chance.
