Chapter 200

This time, Sophia's inquiry was genuine and without malice. She felt she hadn't returned to the company to handle matters for a long time. She would be swamped in the coming period and wouldn't have time to accompany me. Before leaving the hospital, Dr. Pierce had spoken to her, advising her to ensure someone was with me so I could interact with people. This would help me develop a desire to talk, and by extension, prevent my condition from relapsing. "If you're really concerned about me, why don't you just divorce me?" Once we got divorced, we could each live our own lives, and I could guarantee I wouldn't have any illness. Divorce would be the best medicine for me. When Sophia heard this, her face immediately darkened. She stayed silent for a while before ignoring my words and speaking seriously, "Think about what I've said." I rolled my eyes, then took out my tablet. It didn't matter whether I thought about it or not. Sophia, being so authoritative, would only make choice