At three o'clock in the afternoon, Jason came to the hospital as expected.

He was no longer in a suit as he used to be. The black T-shirt he was wearing didn't look so monotonous with a light yellow daisy on it. He was wearing light gray casual trousers, which made his legs look very long.

It was the first time that Jessica had seen Jason in such casual clothes. He exuded the unique charm of a middle-aged man. The smile at the corners of his mouth was confident and charming.

"Dad, I just heard you and James chatting and laughing. It seems that you are recovering well." Jason came in with some tonics.

In a panic, Jessica stood up from the chair and used her phone as a mirror to look at her makeup.

Knowing that Jason would come back, she had fixed her makeup.

In her heart, she hoped that Jason would come up and hold her waist as before and praise her for her beauty.

However, she was disappointed.

Jason just smiled politely at her.

"Jason, it's all because of James' thoughtlessness that he told you that something happened to me. You must have been tired on the way back, r

her here.

However, he didn't expect that Jessica would misunderstand them.

Jason was just Maya's teacher, but in the eyes of Jessica, there was something else. She sneered, "Jason, you've found a little girlfriend so soon. Have you ever told her that you got married?"

Jason was stunned. He felt a pain in his heart when he looked at the mocking eyes of Jessica. Maya was about to explain, but he stopped her.

Maya knew who Jessica was at the first sight, because Jason always brought her photos with him. Every night, he stared at the direction of Lexingport City and it would take him one or two hours to do that.

Maya thought, 'It turns out that Mr. Fu doesn't miss his family, but his wife.

Besides doing research, Mr. Fu spends his time missing his wife day after day. He never feels bored.'

"Yes, I got married and divorced." Appearing as a gentleman, Jason patted on Maya's shoulder and said, "Go get the medicine first and wait for me at the place where we live."

"Okay." Maya left.

Seeing that Maya was about to leave, Jessica stopped her and said loudly, "You can't go."