Nobody thought Wilson would agree. After all, most people would refuse when they weren't already part of the hangout. However, there was no reason to change the decision since Wilson had already agreed. Hence, the group arrived at a bistro. Everyone drank and played games, but Wilson didn't join in. He didn't eat anything or drink a single sip of alcohol. Nobody invited him to play either.But he just wouldn't leave! Everyone knew his status at work and his presence made the others feel stressed. "Dr. Wilson, sorry about the noise. You aren't drinking anyway, so why don't you head home and get some rest?" said another doctor.Wilson didn't like to socialize, but that didn't mean that he couldn't tell that they wanted him to leave. He couldn't help but look at Tiana.She was laughing happily while chatting with her colleagues. Her cheeks were flushed, and she looked extra pretty. However, she never looked at him even once and said not a single word to him the whole night."Dr.

Tiana stopped in front of Wilson. He was leaning against a colleague, and his eyes were bleary behind his steel-rimmed spectacles.Wilson had perfect features, and he still looked classy and arrogant even when he was drunk. Tiana suddenly thought of the admiration she had felt toward him the first time she saw him. She had thought that he had married her so quickly because he felt the same. She had had so much hope for their marriage. Alas, it was all just her wishful thinking. What Wilson needed was a woman who was quiet, hardworking, ladylike, who could satisfy his physical needs, and who could take care of him and his family. On the other hand, Tiana wanted a husband who loved and understood her. When they had different needs, problems and grudges would emerge over time.Tiana knew that Wilson had been reluctant to sign the divorce papers at the court. She had tolerated many things out of love, but she couldn't tolerate being a replacement for someone else. She had been so

Tiana looked up and saw that it was Ian. Sage obviously spotted him too.Ian was wearing a tailor-made black suit with a casual green shirt underneath. Although he was dressed casually, he still looked like someone out of a movie with his dashing good looks.He must have heard what Tiana said because he looked a little sullen. However, he was acting normal, and he didn't say anything much.Tiana hadn't had much to do with Ian after the time she had scolded him at the hospital in Toledonese. She felt a little awkward being caught bad-mouthing him behind his back. "Sage, I'm going to check on a patient!" said Tiana and hurried out of the nurses' room. Sage looked at Ian and said, "Do you have something to ask me?"Ian said, "Mom told me that you're going to visit Sandy at home today. I also happen to be going today, but my driver can't pick me up. Let's go in your car."Sage was about to turn him down when he said, "Sage, I got badly injured too, but you never visited me nor ask

Sandy wasn't doing well. She sat in a corner blankly and refused to speak to anyone. Sage felt sorry for her. Sandy was just a young girl, but she didn't have any of the brightness and energy of a girl her age. She even had to endure other people's discrimination and looks of pity. Sage thought of the lilies Sandy had drawn before and asked a helper to fetch some so she could cheer Sandy up with them. Sandy took the lilies, but she didn't say much. She looked tired and leaned against Matilda. Matilda hugged her with tears in her eyes. Sage took her leave quietly.Ian stood by the door and stared at Sandy and Matilda. He seemed to be thinking of something and his expression was a little cold.Matilda had left the country when Ian was just around ten years old and seldom came back. Ian had never been so close to his mother.Ian was pale from his injury and his expression looked forlorn. Sage said softly, "Every mother on earth loves her children. I think Aunt Matilda just doesn'

Tiana went pale when she saw them. Sage looked in the same direction and spotted Wilson's mother and Lana. Wendy and Lana were walking arm in arm. They were so close that they looked like mother and daughter.They must have heard Tiana saying that divorce was the way to go because Wendy looked displeased. Lana's expression looked normal. She even greeted Tiana. "Tiana, what a coincidence. Are you here to shop with your friend?"Tiana nodded dismissively and said to Sage, "Let's go.""I can't believe some people are so proud of divorcing their husbands for their own benefit," mocked Wendy. "Some people are a menace to society. You made Wilson get drunk, but you just neglected him. If Lana hadn't brought him home and taken care of him, who knows what could have happened to him!" Tiana stopped in her tracks. Sage couldn't stop herself from saying, "Mrs. Tate, please get your facts right before you speak. That night was a gathering among Tiana and her department. Your son insist