Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

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Chapter 166 She Was a Murderer

Kaitlin looked at Cason in embarrassment for a while and said dissatisfiedly, “Cason, do you need me so

much? I am your sister! The reason why I want to go abroad is that Ainsley, whom I find less competitive

than me, has passed the first round of the Decker Contest. So, I want to go abroad to study psychology.

Cason, this is the rare time that I have an interest in studying, and don’t you satisfy my curiosity about

knowledge?”

Cason knew Kaitlin best, and he knew that she had no enthusiasm for study. He didn’t neglect the panic

in her eyes, “Say, what is it?”

“No! Nothing! Cason, why do you ask me?”

“I know you best. If you don’t tell me the real reason, it’s impossible for me to send you abroad.” Cason

said with a cold face.

Kaitlin didn’t expect her brother to see her through so quickly. She pursed her lips, “It doesn’t matter if

you don’t send me abroad. I’ll go to my mother and tell her, and she will definitely stand on my side.”

Cason said lightly, “If you don’t speak out the real reason, I guarantee that Mom won’t

agree.”

“Why?! Cason, I just want to study. Ainsley can have access to the Decker Contest, and why can’t I?”

She must go abroad as soon as possible.

Who knew how long it would take for the police to discover Rai? Once he was discovered, she couldn’t

guarantee whether she would be found out from clues.

Cason didn’t have much time to listen to her nonsense, so he waved his hands and

turned his attention to the computer in front of him again, “It’s fine if you don’t say

anything. You can go home and stay.”

“Cason!”

Since the last time she plotted the kidnapping of Ainsley and wanted to go abroad, grandpa had already

canceled her passport. Now the only one who could help her escape from Seattle was her brother.

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“I beg you, something really happened this time!” Her eyes turned red, and she stared

closely at Cason.

“Say it.” He looked at Kaitlin’s appearance with a gloomy face. The trouble she made this time was no

less grave than the previous ones. From her flustered appearance, it could tell that there must be

something serious.

Kaitlin gritted her teeth and clenched her fists, “I! I might have killed someone!”

“What?”

Cason stood up abruptly and looked at Kaitlin in disbelief, “You’d better tell me what

happened exactly.”

Kaitlin’s eyes were complicated, but she still decided to hide the facts that might put her at a

disadvantage, “I killed a man I met in the bar. He wanted to harass me, and I thrust a dagger into his

abdomen by mistake.”

“Dagger? Where was it from?”

“Yes, ah no, it’s his. Cason, I really didn’t mean it. When I saw him lying in a pool of blood,

I was already scared to death. I didn’t intend to kill him!” Kaitlin’s tears gushed out.

“Was he dead?”

Kaitlin thought about it for a while, then she shook her head, “I don’t know if he is dead. I

didn’t see it.”

Cason calmed down and said sternly, “Then what are you afraid of? If it’s true as you said, what you

have done is self–defense.”

There was no need to go abroad to hide. Hire a reliable lawyer, and it would be better if

he was alive.

Kaitlin’s face turned pale. She couldn’t tell her brother that she killed the man because she was

threatened with nude photos, could she?

“Cason, send me away. I can’t stay here. I’m scared when I see the police.” Kaitlin was crying and

tugging at Cason’s arm.

Cason didn’t know what was really going on in her heart and just comforted her, “Go home, grandpa

won’t let you go abroad.”

After what happened last time, Kaitlin had left a bad impression on Koen. Not only did he

confiscate her passport, but he also reduced a large sum of pocket money delivered to her. Out of his

remaining love for her, he didn’t completely cut off her financial source.

Kaitlin didn’t expect her brother to refuse so decisively. What should she do?

When she got home, she asked her men to unlock Rai’s cell phone first in search of those videos, but

there were none. She was trying to find out but found nothing special.

Time ticked away. After dinner at night, Kaitlin returned to her room and began to look for the information

on her phone. Before she turned on the screen, a bell rang.

She trembled, looking at the calling number and daring not answer it.

Beep!

A message came. She clicked on it and read the threatening words in it, “I know what you have done, I

am Rai.”

Rai? Wasn’t he dead?

She clearly saw him lying in a pool of blood with his eyes closed.

Another message came, “Answer the phone.”

A few seconds later, the phone rang again. She answered nervously and turned on the

speaker.

There was a weak voice on the other end of the phone, “It’s really shocking that you want to kill me! But

let me tell you, I have put the memory card in the hands of a very trustworthy friend. If something

happens to me, he will immediately post the video.”

“You despicable man, it’s your own fault. I’ve already given you the money you want, and I plan to give

you the part I can’t make up in three days, but what about you? You deserve. it!” Kaitlin cursed. She

hung up the phone abruptly and turned it off.

Hearing Rai’s voice, she felt a mixture of sadness and joy.

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If he died, she would worry about being found out.

If he’s not dead, she would worry about money.

The seventh day.

Today was the seventh day of Serina’s bed rest. She stared at the ceiling in a daze, remembering that

she almost cried to death on the first day.

Each day was more difficult than the day before. She needed to lie on this bed all the time, unable to get

up, except to eat and digesting.

In the very beginning, she felt like a caged pet and wanted to find out where Ainsley was every day.

Later, she gradually felt that she was like a nobody who knew nothing. Now she knew who she was, who

Ainsley was, who Manuel was, and most of the people around her. But, she still couldn’t remember the

kidnapping case three years ago.

She only remembered that she had been kidnapped, but she didn’t know anything else.

At six o’clock in the afternoon, Ainsley opened the door of Serina’s room and looked at her with a smile,

“Serina, you can come out now.”

During the days when she had no one to talk with, she just talked to herself. Except for the few words

she said to her grandpa yesterday, she even forgot how to express her

happiness.

“Ainsley.” She murmured.

She propped herself up on her arms, moved her legs and arms, and got out of bed.

The door she had been staring at was opened. She felt like regaining freedom after being

shackled for a long time.

“Serina, how do you feel?” Ainsley asked gently.

Serina pondered for a moment and replied, “Ainsley, thank you.”

She looked at Ainsley and suddenly felt guilty. She helped her like this, but Manuel was

with other people.

Manuel was eating in the Pearl Hotel. When Roman brought a dish, it was hastily sn*tched away by a

pair of hands.

He was just about to get angry but found that the person who had taken it away was Serina.

“Serina, you have recovered?”

Serina took a deep breath, “Manuel, I have something to ask you.”

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