Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

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Chapter 11 Cason Wouldn’t Have Married Ainsley

Roman had been working as Ma

private chef for a few years, but they rarely showed up

together, so Cason and the others had never seen him before. Roman just greeted Lainey and

Ainsley as if they had known each other, glanced Ainsley as if they had known each other, glanced at the

others, and then said with a smile, “It’s a windy and cold day. Why don’t I drive you two

back

Lainey immediately became excited and considered anyone against her enemy as her friend. At

the thought that she could take the chance to embarrass Cason and Kaliyah, her eyes lit up as she said

in a sweet voice

“Thank you.”

Ainsley couldn’t help but smile, but she knew that Roman wasn’t that thoughtful, and it might be Manuel

who asked him to do this.

She followed Lainey into the car and looked at the building hidden in the shade. Manuel’s request

made her lost in thought.

“Ms. Easton, I heard from Professor Wade that you are quite accomplished in psychological studies.

Would you mind doing me a favor by treating a patient?”

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Hearing this, she directly refused.

If she hadn’t married Cason, perhaps she would have become an excellent psychologist, but now she

was obviously hesitant about treating a patient.

“Sorry, I’m afraid I can’t help you. You should ask someone else for help.”

At sunset, Manuel looked gentler and calmer in the soft light. He smiled faintly as if he was not

angry at her refusal.

He added, “Ms. Easton, you can think about it.”

After Ainsley got into Roman’s car and left, Cason’s face became colder. Her change made him feel

somewhat at a loss.

Cason got into the car with a gloomy face. The atmosphere in the car was a little heavy until Kaliyah

approached him. His face softened as he smelled her delicate fragrance.

“Cason, my parents will come tomorrow to discuss our wedding. Do you have time tomorrow?”

Kaliyah’s delicate and beautiful face revealed an expectant look.

Cason was in a trance for a moment. In the past three years, he had been waiting for Kaliyah to marry

him. But when this day came, he was amazingly peaceful.

“Cason?”

Seeing that he did not say anything, Kaliyah called him softly.

Only then did Cason hold her hands and say gently, “Yes, I will find time to accompany them for the

next few days.”

“My parents also want to stay here for a while until our wedding is over. I remember that the mansion is

empty. Why don’t we let them live in it temporarily?”

“Okay.”

The Packer family was rich, but their wealth was at the average level. Ever since Kaliyah went abroad to

study, their houses here had been sold. Since her parents came back, Cason couldn’t let them stay in a

hotel for a long time as their future son-in-law.

Cason called his assistant for the placement of Kaliyah’s parents. From beginning to end, he had

not asked Ainsley for her opinion.

The next day, Ainsley went to Cody and mentioned Manuel. Cody comforted her, “When Manuel asked

me to recommend someone, the first person I thought of was you. Among all of my students, you are the

best candidate. Aisy, although three years have passed, I don’t want you to give up your dream.”

Ainsley was silent for a long time before she said in a ***voice, “But I haven’t carried out psychological

practice for three years. It is not responsible to treat a patient like this.”

For her, it needed courage and time to make a shift from a stay-at-home wife to the pursuit of her

dream and career.

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Cody did not force her. Instead, he said gently, “How about this? University of Washington’s

psychological counselor was dismissed a while ago, and I recommended you to work there. Why

don’t you give it a try? That young girl from the Gage family is also in this university. Perhaps you

can take the chance to keep a close eye on her situation.”

Ainsley was a little surprised with a warm feeling in her heart.

It was very thoughtful of Cody to do that, so she could not refuse.

“Alright, I’ll give it a try.”

Cody was an expert in psychology. The university trusted the person he recommended very much. and

soon hired Ainsley officially without many procedures.

The apartment Ainsley lived in was far away from the university, so she had to move to work there.

Among all the houses under her name, only the mansion was the closest to the university. She thought

for a while and decided to move in.

However, when she took a taxi to the mansion, she saw that Kaliyah and her parents were chatting with

Lindsay in the courtyard.

Lindsay held Kaliyah’s hand with a bright smile. “I like Kaliyah a lot. I think she’s much better than

Ainsley. If she marries into our family, we will definitely be good to her.”

“Kaliyah is lucky to marry Cason. If not for the misunderstandings back then, they would have been

together, and Cason wouldn’t have married Ainsley.”

Ainsley looked expressionlessly at the people in the courtyard chatting happily, but a trace of coldness

flashed across her eyes.

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