Divorce is the Best Choice novel (Sarah and Jason) novel Chapter 1845

Chapter 1845

All that, and Waverly actually tossed the condom away? This was proof that she loved him! 2

Max smoked with a victorious smile playing on his thin lips.

Waverly, on the other hand, looked as if she was only half-alive. She could not hold it any longer and got out of his arms.

"I'm going to shower."

Max looked at her, still satisfied. "Go ahead."

Waverly picked up her clothes and went to the bathroom. Shutting the door behind her, her expression contorted into sheer disgust.

She glared at the full-body mirror in front of her. She saw hickeys on her fair skin and clenched her fists tightly.

Curse that Max! Was he possessed or something?

Why was he nagging her and forcing her to do such a thing?!

Disgusting. Utterly disgusting.

She wanted to marry Anthony!

She only liked Anthony! She only liked what Charmine liked! i

Max was just a pawn of hers; a useless pawn at that!

He dared to impregnate her? Hilariously delusional.

Waverly glared and walked into the hot shower and rubbed her body vigorously. She did not want even a scent of Max lingering on her form.

That afternoon...

Waverly still felt repulsed after sleeping with Max.

Since Britney was hired by Max, Waverly could not have her get contraceptive pills. She, on the other hand, was too terrified of being identified if she went in person to buy them.

Waverly could only pull an excuse that a wealthy customer requested a door-to-door service. She drove her car and left for a faraway village with a slightly more pleasant street.

Waverly got out of the car. She still felt unstable after having less than a wink of sleep last night, and to top that off, Max even went ham on her just hours ago!

Tiffany was born with many odds against her; she had to live dangerously.

She plotted and schemed all for her survival, but in the end, everything collapsed for her.

All that, yet she still survived.

She was a bad person, yes, but someone pitiable.

Charmine, on the other hand, was too much of a bully.

In fact, his father was once close friends with Waverly's father.

Dr. Kaiser hesitated for a while before walking toward the crowd. "Make way for me."

The crowd instantly looked at him, and suspicious of him, they were.

He was dressed in long sleeves. He looked knowledgeable, crisp, and extraordinary.

He brushed his arm against his sleeve before bending over to carry Waverly in his arms and into his car before driving away.