Chapter 99 Determined To Divorce (Part Two)

She didn't have an appetite, she had no strength, and she couldn't even hold the pen steadily. When she wrote, her handwriting was sloppy.

Upon reading what she wrote, Chester hesitated briefly before writing back, "No, the doctor said it's just temporary. You'll recover soon."

After reading his reply, Sherry gave a reluctant smile and wrote, "Thank you."

Chester wrote, "Until now, Steve is nowhere to be seen. Every day, the media is looking for him but we can't find a trace of him anywhere. I assure you that I'll get to the bottom of this and clear your name."

Sherry seemed absent-minded as she read the note.

If Jeremy had known that she was innocent, he would regret what he did and he would treat her better.

Sherry shook her head and wrote on the paper, "Thank you but you don't need to that."

"Why?" Chester asked in confusion.

"There's no need to do that. There is nothing to explain." Sherry looked calm as if she didn't care.

She didn't want Jeremy to treat her better. She wanted him to think that she had indeed seduced another man.

This was the only way she could finally get the divorce and be free. She felt happy just thinking about it.

She added, "Can you help me find a lawyer? I want a divorce."

Reading the words on the paper, Chester looked up at her.

Sherry nodded affirmatively and looked at him, looking determined.

It was better to end this broken marriage than to prolong it even further.

"Okay, I'll arrange it as soon as possible," Chester wrote down.

Just then, someone knocked on the door.

"Come in," Chester called, raising his voice.

The door was pushed open. A nurse came in with a thermos bottle

d wrote, "You should go back now. They need you there."

Stubbornly, Chester wrote, "I'll go back if you eat something."

Chester was so worried about Sherry eating so little. This was the only way he could think of to get her to eat.

After Chester heated up the food he bought, he grabbed a spoon and started feeding Sherry.

As soon as Sherry ate a bite, she felt like vomiting.

However, she resisted the feeling and pretended to enjoy the meal, slowly eating one bite after another.

Chester heaved a sigh of relief now that Sherry was finally eating something.

Watching Sherry refuse food made him so upset.

After eating an entire bowl of rice, Sherry wrote on the paper. "I've finished eating. You can go now!"

Chester took out some tissue and wiped her mouth. After he cleaned the room, he left.

Not long after he left, Sherry lifted the quilt and ran to the toilet. She kneeled before the toilet and started throwing up.

She vomited all the food she had eaten.

While she really was trying her best to eat something, her stomach just wouldn't accept it. Naturally, her stomach would react.