Chapter 139 Right and Wrong

Sarina didn't go to the company again. She took Jason to the supermarket and bought a bunch of groceries and vegetables. Then, without any hesitation, she took Jason to Daniel's house. Familiarity breeds affection. Though Jason wasn't keen on getting involved in Sarina and Iden's complicated relationship, when he learned that Daniel got injured trying to save Sarina, he suddenly felt that Iden's treatment of others was just too unkind. After all, Sarina and Daniel had been childhood friends. If they were to be together, where did Iden fit in? Jason was a very rule-abiding and rational person. He was also righteous and had a natural protective instinct for beautiful things, except for men, especially Iden. He was not likable—his zombie face, bad temper, and sometimes unreasonable behavior. What was even more annoying was his lack of clarity and his self-righteousness. If you were to talk about Iden's shortcomings, Jason felt like he needed at least a day. Sarina was surprised. Sh