All Chapters of Dead at Heart: Chapter 591 - Chapter 600

That fridge belonged to Ariel and was for her personal use.She had carefully chosen that model after much browsing, and it was no longer available on the market. Ariel was certain it was her old fridge.She could tell because the fridge magnets she'd collected from different places were still stuck to it.Georgia, the housekeeper who had managed the marital home, noticed Ariel staring at the fridge.She walked over, opened it, and pulled out a glass jar of dried cranberries. "Mrs. Larkin, are you perhaps thinking of having some snacks first?"Georgia still remembered Ariel's eating habits well and had instinctively offered something Ariel used to enjoy.Ariel hadn't expected to find dried fruits stored in the fridge. She had assumed the fridge would be empty.She glanced at the cranberries, noting their freshness and a recent expiration date."It's alright," Ariel said, declining the offer.Jayson heard her response as he came over with a glass of water in his hand.Ariel sh

Ariel walked past Jayson and headed upstairs.Jayson glanced over his shoulder at her, then stepped into the nursery. Taking the toy from Georgia's hands, he said, "I'll handle it. You should go take care of your other duties."Georgia, a little bewildered, nodded and quietly left the room.Jayson stood next to the cradle and fitted the toy back in its rightful spot. He traced his finger along the edge of the cradle before leaving. After dinner, Ariel expected Betty to return to Larkin Manor as usual. Instead, Betty ordered someone to prepare a guest room.Then, she instructed Georgia, "Go and make some herbal soup for Ari."Then, with a sharp frown, Betty turned her attention to Ariel. "Look at you! You've lost so much weight from overworking. Didn't you already get all the ingredients for the soup from Dr. Zehnder? You stopped drinking it because you were too busy, didn't you? You can't keep neglecting your health."Ariel felt a chill run down her spine at the mention of the

"Then, you could have just told me that we should wait until my health improved before trying for a baby. You didn't have to do something like that behind my back."You gave me hope, only to take it away later. Jayson, you didn't do this for some noble reason. You had your own motives for making sure I never got pregnant."That was what Ariel found most unforgivable about his actions.Jayson looked away briefly but didn't defend himself. He simply stared at her in silence.Perhaps both of them were in a foul mood. The air between them grew heavy with discomfort.Even though Ariel had thought she'd put everything in the past, this revelation cut deeper than she expected.If she had conceived back then, she wouldn't have had to face the devastating truth now—that she might never bear a child, not with the looming possibility of a full hysterectomy.But then again, what would her life with Jayson have been like if they'd had a child? Would they still have been able to separate so c

"And the charity association announced last night that you and Jayson donated together. It totally flipped public opinion overnight. That's some badass PR." Janice clicked her tongue. "Jayson actually decided to act like a human being for once."None of it was a surprise. Ariel had been in PR long enough to know exactly which levers to pull and what outcomes they created.She suddenly thought of the contraceptive herbs. The thought left her unsettled. People were complicated, too layered for simple labels of good or bad."What matters is that it's settled. It doesn't matter what he thinks." Ariel pulled a tissue and wiped the crumbs from the corner of Janice's mouth. She didn't want to waste another thought on Jayson."Jan, do I have anything else on my schedule today?" She opened her laptop, slipping back into work mode.With the fire put out, Janice didn't dwell either. She swallowed her last bite and replied, "Yeah. Your performance at the competition and your status as U.N2's

Gary thought it was a shame. Zach had absolutely no chance now."Ariel, Carlos and I have submitted the recommendation letter. We still have to go through the necessary procedures. Another round of political review is required as well."Ariel understood that any government department would be exceptionally strict. The political review was an indispensable part of the process.She nodded. "Got it. I'll submit everything on my end as soon as possible."As Jayson listened to the talk about the political review, he tapped his fingers on the table thoughtfully. He knew this process was inevitable. If things moved fast, the results might come as soon as next month.The others around them were clearly there for Ariel and Jayson. There was a bit of small talk over tea, mostly about what would happen next.By the time the dishes were mostly served, Gary had already had a couple of drinks. He glanced at Jayson and said, "Mr. Larkin, you have such an amazing wife. You really need to cherish