My ex-wife is so beautiful novel (Jared and Amber)

Chapter 184 Hayden's Concerns

"Yes. It appeared," Jared said.

Makenna's eyes twinkled. "Then... How was she?"

Jared frowned and didn't speak.

Seeing that, Makenna faked being uneasy. "Jared, was she a bad person?"

"All right, Makenna. Don't overthink." Jared rubbed her hair. "I'll ask Dr. Stevenson to cure you and

eliminate that personality."

"Eliminate it?" Makenna seemed to be scared. Covering her mouth, she said, "Why? Didn't you say to

emerge it?"

"No, you can't. Your second personality is way too evil. I'm afraid after emerging it, your original Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

character will also change," said Jared solemnly.

Makenna nodded. "I see. Whatever you said, Jared."

She looked down, clenching her hands.

It turned out the real her in his eyes was an evil existence.

"Dr. Stevenson." Jared didn't notice her gesture, looking over at Dr. Stevenson opposite them.

"Yes, Mr. Farrell?" Dr. Stevenson pushed up his glasses and said with a smile.

Jared nodded at him. "About Makenna's treatment, please give me a specific plan. I want to know the

progress at any time."

"Okay, Mr. Farrell. I'll send that to you later." Dr. Stevenson agreed.

Then, Jared and Makenna walked to the consulting room door, ready to leave.

As soon as they were out, Elias saw and approached them.

"Has the initial diagnosis finished?" Elias paused and asked them.

"It's over. Why are you here, Elias?" Makenna asked with a smile.

Elias put his hands in the pockets of his white gown. "I've finished all operations today. Then I thought

you should be here, so I came over to check on you. How's Makenna's status going?"

He looked over at Jared.

Jared rubbed between his eyebrows. "A bit serious. Her second personality has become pretty mature,

the same age as Makenna."

"Really? That's pretty severe." Elias's glasses reflected. Then he asked, "What are you gonna do?"

Makenna looked down. "Jared said she needed to be eliminated."

"For real, Jared?" Elias raised his eyebrows.

Jared raised his chin. "Yes. That personality shouldn't be kept."

Makenna looked down. No one could see his expression clearly.

Elias saw her like this and roughly figured out something. He pushed up his glasses and said, "To

eliminate a personality isn't easy. It might not succeed. It takes time."

Jared raised his arm to check his watch and said coldly, "I know, so I asked Dr. Stevenson to try his

best to cure her. All right. We must go now."

Elias moved aside and made his way, gesturing to let them leave.

Jared walked forward.

Makenna followed him.

When bypassing Elias, she suddenly looked back ad blinked at him.

The latter also smiled at her.

They seemed to have exchanged some information silently.

However, Jared didn't notice that at all.

...

Goldstone Co.

After Amber and Cole returned, they devoted themselves to work.

Two days later, Amber would have the operation, so she would stay in the hospital for a few days.

In those days, she wouldn't be able to work. Hence, Amber decided to finish the work ahead.

Otherwise, it would be accumulated.

In the afternoon, Cole received a call. It was from his assistant, who informed him to go back for a

meeting.

Only then did Cole put down the pen. He stretched and stood up from the chair.

"How much more do you have?" Cole asked while hitting his shoulders.

Amber shook her head in migraine, looking over at the desk aside with a bitter smile. "That many!"

She gestured a height.

Cole heaved a sigh. "It's too much. I don't think you can finish them in two days. I'll take half of them

back to my company to deal with and come back in two days."

"Sure. Thank you so much, Cole." Amber picked up the jasmine tea he made for her and took a sip.

Cole waved her hand. "You are welcome. Although Goldstone has been stable now, and I can't help

much, I'm still a director here. It's my duty."

After that, he picked up half the files from the desk.

Amber called Sheila in. "Cole is going back, Sheila. Please give him a ride."

Upon hearing it, a trace of surprise flashed across Sheila's eyes, but the next second, it disappeared.

She nodded calmly, "Sure, Ms. Reed."

Then she gestured at Cole. "Please, Mr. Lyon."

Cole looked over at Amber. "All right, Babe. I'm headed up."

"Sure. Bye." Amber waved at him.

Cole and Sheila left the office.

Amber moved her neck, ready to continue to work.

Right then, her cell phone rang.

She picked it up. It was a call from Hayden.

"Hello?" Amber put the phone next to her ear.

Upon hearing her voice, Hayden softened his voice and said, "It's me."

"I know, Hayden." Amber pinched between her eyebrows. "What's up?"

"Can't I call you without anything happening?" Hayden said casually when leaning against his

motorcycle.

Amber rolled her eyes. "You are idle, but I'm not. All right. Go straight to the point. If you have nothing

else, I must go now. I'm quite busy."

"Hold on, Amber. Listen." Hayden was afraid she would hang it up. He immediately stood upright and

became solemn.

Amber pressed the phone between her neck and shoulder. "Go ahead."

"Didn't you say you would go to the hospital for the abortion today? Has it done?" Hayden asked with

concerns.

He wanted to ask this morning but thought she must be in operation, so he hadn't called her earlier.

"Not yet. Are you calling me to ask this?" Amber was amused.

Hayden coughed. "Yeah. We are friends. I should care about you."

"Thank you, Hayden," Amber said with a smile.

Hayden laughed out. "Please don't mention it. You didn't take the operation. Do you plan to keep it?"

"Nah. The hospital has been fully booked in the following two days, so my operation will take place in

the afternoon two days later," Amber answered while sorting out the files.

Hayden understood. "I see. I thought you would keep it."

"Of course not. I'm quite determined," said Amber.

Hayden's lips parted. After a hesitation, he said, "Does my friend know you've decided to abort the

baby?"

Amber paused when writing. Soon, she returned to normal and said, "I didn't tell him. After all, the baby

is in my belly. According to the laws of our country, I have the right to abort it without informing him."

"I know. Don't you want him to be responsible?" Hayden frowned.

Amber turned a page. "Not necessary. It was the mistake made by him and me that night. It was not his

fault only. Hence, I don't need him to be responsible. All right. Anything else, Hayden? If not, I've gotta

go. I'm quite busy."

Obviously, she refused to continue speaking. Hayden had to finish the call.

He put down the cell phone and scratched his hair, looking irritated.

Amber thought that they both were drunk that night. However, Hayden had seen the surveillance video

that night. Amber was drunk, but Jared wasn't. He was sober.

Under that circumstance, Jared had sex with her. Obviously, Jared was the one who made a mistake.

Amber was drunk, and she couldn't do anything to Jared. Even if she wanted to do something to him,

strong as a man he was, Jared could've just pushed her away, right?