Chester didn''t walk over to Jason and Jessica at all. He just turned around and went back to the North Yard.


    He felt down in the dumps.


    He didn''t know if he should tell his family about the argument between Jason and Jessica.


    At dinner, Nina noticed how nk Chester seemed. His body was present but his mind was far from it.


    "Chester, what''s wrong?" She put a piece of braised fish on his te and gently touched his head.


    After thinking for a while, Chester couldn''t keep it locked away anymore. "Aunt Jessica wants to divorce Uncle Jason."


    "What?" Nina was astonished and looked at John sitting across her.


    Frowning, John gradually put down his chopsticks and looked at her.


    Obviously, that was thest thing that John and Nina expected Chester to say.


    Chester told John and Nina everything he heard this afternoon, leaving them in a stunned silence.


    "Aunt Nina, will you ever divorce Uncle John?" he asked.


    John and Nina answered simultaneously without so much of a hint of hesitation, "No."


    "Good." Chester breathed a sigh of relief and seemed to return, even though partially, to his normal self.


    John and Nina were still mortified though.


    At night, Nina tossed and turned and couldn''t fall


    s hatred erupted from her eyes.


    "Nina, I''m going to kill you!"


    Isabe rushed towards Nina like a rampant bull.


    Richard tried to stop Isabe but Nina signaled to him to let it happen. She stared coldly at Isabe, who was rushing over.


    Isabe was approaching fast and was about half a meter away. Nina tensed her body and clenched her fists.


    She raised her leg, swiftly kicking Isabe with real venom.


    Isabe felt all of Nina''s power and flew up into the air senselessly.


    With a fierce look in her eye, Nina quickly grabbed Isabe''s arm to stop her from flying away.


    Then Nina let go of Isabe, jumped up slightly and gave Isabe a heavy blow on the back, pressing her down.


    Bang!


    Isabe fell on the grass, screaming in pain as the dust flew around in Nina''s wake.


    "Ah!"


    "You''ve overestimated yourself." Stepping on Isabe''s back, Nina slowly crouched down, ignored the hatred in Isabe''s eyes, took out a golden tassel earring and threw it in front of Isabe.


    The tassel earring fell on the green grass and dazzled in the light.


    Isabe''s eyes widened. She felt an immediate wave of guilt shroud her body.


    ''How did she get that earring?


    Does she know everything?''