Chapter 95 I Won’t Divorce


    "Because you love me!" Jacqueline grasped his arm." The one you love is me, not Yvonne Frey.


    You''ll divorce her and be with me sooner orter. Henry, you can’t leave me."


    "Divorce?" Henry pulled his arm away. "When did I say that I''m getting a divorce?"


    Jacqueline froze. "You’re not divorcing Yvonne Frey?"


    Henry pressed his lips together. "I''ve never said anything like this nor have I ever thought about it."


    Three years ago when he just got married to Yvonne Frey, he might have thought about it. As time


    passed, however, the thought faded. Now, he felt that it was not too bad to go on like this.


    "How can this be..." It was like Jacqueline had received a heavy blow as her lips trembled. "Why


    won’t you divorce Yvonne Frey? Henry, I am the person that you love. You don''t love her. What’s the


    meaning of maintaining a loveless marriage with her?"


    "It''s not the meaning, it''s duty. I’ve married her, and I need to be responsible toward her," Henry


    dered.


    Jacqueline shook her pale face. "What about me then? What should I do?"


    "You?" Henry frowned.


    Jacqueline feared up. "Yes. Do you really think that I came back only to treat my illness this time?


    It''s for you too. I wanted to be together with you again..."


    Among the men she knew, Henry Lancaster was the best. She would never let him go! More


    importantly, she wanted that person to regret abandoning her. She wanted him to know that there


    was a better man than him who was waiting for her. How could she allow Henry to be together with


    Yvonne Frey!


    "What did you say?" Henry was stunned by Jacqueline''s words as he looked grim. "You want to get


    back together with me?"


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    "Yes..." Jacqueline nodded. "I knew that I was wrong back then, but Henry, I''ve never forgotten


    about you. I’ve always been thinking about you when I was abroad, I..."


    "But you''ve never contacted me." Henry''s expression was stoic.


    Jacqueline bit her lips. "I thought of contacting you but I was afraid of Grandpa Lancaster finding


    out. He doesn''t like me... but Henry, I understand now, as long as we get back together, it doesn''t


    matter if Grandpa Lancaster doesn’t like it. And what I did back then, I won''t do it again...” She


    looked at him in anticipation a s she spoke.


    For some reason, Henry was not moved. He felt that Jacqueline was inexplicably fake instead,


    feeling that her words did not match her heart.


    Shaking his head, he suppressed such a thought and said with a distant front, "Jackie, it''s


    impossible between us now..."


    "Why is it impossible!" Jacqueline sat up in agitation." Henry, I know, I know that you still love me.


    And I care about you too. We should be together the most."


    "Sorry, Jackie. If you told me this three years ago, I might agree to it but it’s all toote now." Henry


    looked away.


    His marriage with Yvonne Frey was legitimate both b yw and by sex. It was impossible for him to


    abandon her.


    "It''s not toote!" Jacqueline hugged Henry''s waist." Henry, nothing''s toote. As long as you


    divorce Yvonne Frey, we can still be together. As long as you guys divorce..."


    "I won''t divorce!"


    Jacqueline tightened her hold. "Why not? Don’t say that it''s due to responsibility. I don''t believe it. If


    you want to take responsibility, just give her more money. People like her married you for money


    anyway.”


    "She didn''t do it for money!" Henry reproached coldly.


    Jacqueline widened her eyes. "You’re speaking up for her?"


    Henry’s gaze flitted. "I''m not speaking up for her. I’m just telling the truth. She didn’t marry me for


    my money." "I don’t believe it. You’re siding her. Henry, do you have feelings for her now?"


    Jacqueline asked shaking.


    Henry''s expression changed in an instant but he calmed down immediately. "Nothing like that!”


    "But you''ve been siding with her. If you don''t have feelings for her, why aren''t you divorcing her?


    Duty can be canceled with money but you''re unwilling to do it. Other than this reason, I can’t think of


    anything else!" Jacqueline stared at him in rage.


    Henry shifted his gaze away. "Don’t make wild guesses. No means no."


    "Then divorce her and get together with me. She isn''t worthy of you, is she? She’s not your ideal


    wife, is she?”


    "True, she''s not my ideal wife, but I''ve decided that it''s her.” Henry''s gaze was serious. 1


    Jacqueline shook. "Decided that it’s her? And you tell me that you have no feelings for her."


    "Think what you want. I''m here now to make it clear t o you. Let''s meet less in the future. They''re


    right. We should be maintaining our distance. When you''re healed, I won''t be contacting you


    anymore," Henry said faintly as he helped Jacqueline lie down.


    She pushed his hands away, not wanting to lie down, a s she forced herself to sit up again. "You’re


    cutting ties with me?”


    "Not cutting ties. It''s just that we should draw the conclusion between us now," Henry said as he


    looked a then


    Jacqueline shook her head, crying. "I don’t want it, Henry, don’t do this to me, I know that you still


    care about me. Why else would you be so nice to me? Henry, let''s not end it here okay..."


    Henry was somewhat pained when he saw her crying. Pulling some tissue to wipe her tears away,


    he said, "I admit that I haven’t removed youpletely from my heart, but I''m learning to do so


    now. Jackie, you should be doing the same."


    "No, I don’t want to."


    "Jackie, listen to me..."


    "No, I won''t, Henry, don''t be so cruel..."


    Henry took a deep breath, suddenly discovering that h e was unable tomunicate with


    Jacqueline. When he was going to say more with pursed lips, someone knocked on the door to


    Jacqueline''s ward.


    "Sorry, both of you, I really don''t want to interrupt but I forgot my stethoscope here. My patient''s


    waiting for m e, so can Ie in?” Shane stood at the door with an amusing smirk. His words were


    apologetic but there was no sense of apology in his attitude. 1


    Jacqueline red at him before putting on a soft and weak front, "Oh, it''s you, Shane. Come in.”


    Shane rolled his eyes inwardly. "Thank you."


    This woman could win an award for her acting!


    When Shane came in to pick up his stethoscope, he told Henry, "Henry, regarding Jacqueline''s


    state, I have something to tell you personally."


    "Since it’s about me, just talk here. I''d like to know what other issues there are." Jacqueline looked


    at Shane with a smile but her smile did not reach her eyes.


    Shane prodded his sses. "No way. Certain matters can’t be ryed to the patient in order not to


    add to the patient''s psychological burden, so Henry, you have got toe out."


    Shane stepped out first. Henry nced at Jacqueline." Get some rest."


    He then left as well, leaving Jacqueline punching her nket furiously.


    Henry stopped in the corridor. "Thank you for just now."


    He knew that Shane had asked him out specifically to help him out of the conflict. If it went on, he


    did not know how much longer he had to talk to Jackie. Judging by the situation just now, she would


    not be able to listen to a word he said no matter how long it would take.


    "You should thank me." Shane turned to look at him with a wry smile.


    Henry leaned against the cool wall. "You heard everything?" "More or less. Do you really n to cut


    it off with her?"


    Shane asked, crossing his arms.