Love after Divorce novel Chapter 603

Josie's studio.

Josie is working on the design.

When she saw Violet enter, she greeted her as if nothing had happened.

Violet walked towards her, and with the intuition of years together, she knew that her best friend was not in a good mood at the moment.

"Josie, did you have another fight with Austin?"

At that, Josie did not say anything, but continued to bury her head in the design.

Violet looked at her drawing and reached out and took the pen out of her hand.

"Josie, stop stop drawing."

The painting is distracted and will be torn off and re-drawn afterwards.

Josie then looked over at Violet and gave a light mocking smile, "Violet, Austin and I might really have to break up this time."

Another breakup!

Obviously the two have already gone to meet their parents, haven't they?

Violet was surprised, "Why?"

"His mother can't look at me. Forget it, tired."

Josie tugged at the corner of her mouth, looking a little disheveled.

Violet frowned, thinking of Amy's phone call this morning, and sighed, "No wonder."

No wonder Austin was drunk last night.

"Blame it on what?"

Josie smoothed her hair around her ear, a little distracted.

Violet looked over at her, "Josie, Austin was drunk yesterday and almost got set up."

What!

Josie was shocked, "What's going on? Who set him up? How? How is he doing now?"

Look at all the questions, can you say she doesn't love Austin?

Violet looked at her with a meaningful look on her face.

Josie then realized she was overly nervous.

She coughed lightly and pretended to pour herself a drink of water.

She asked, "You want to settle a score with Matilda? In what name will you go after her? If you and Austin break up, do you have any standing to go after her?"

Hearing this, Josie moved her lips, but could not say half a word.

Yeah, she's breaking up with Austin, so who is she to raise hell?

Violet took her hand and patiently advised, "Josie, have you thought it through and really want to break up with him? Are you willing to give him away?"

"It's really not hard for you to see him being nice to other women, to see him filled with eyes only for other women, to think that every time the night comes, he's doing the most intimate things you've ever done with other women?"

"Josie, no one is happier about your breakup than Matilda, are you really going to do what she wants?"

She was certain that her best friend was deeply in love with Austin.

As a bystander, she couldn't make the decision for her.

But she wants her best friend to look at her heart.

Josie listened quietly as flashes of her time with Austin passed through her mind.

Thinking of his gentle smiling face, of his unconditional concessions and doting on himself, her eyes slowly reddened.

She was unwilling to give him up.