Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 191 Memory

On the way back, Manuel supported Ainsley, and said, “Is your birthday two days away?”

“Did Serina tell you?”

“Why didn’t you invite me?” Manuel’s voice was m*ffled.

Ainsley didn’t answer, and Manuel didn’t ask again.

When she came back, she met Irene’s eyes, and she walked over. “Can we have a talk?”

“Okay.” Irene followed her to the corner without fear.

“Why did you do that?” Ainsley asked her.

Irene looked at Ainsley, pretending to be unknown to anything. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”

Ainsley took a deep breath and continued, “You were the only one following my horse just now. Did you

use a needle?”

Ainsley smiled, but it made people feel chill.

Everyone listened nearby. Irene pursed her lips and smiled. “It is common for horses to

go crazy in the racecourse.”

Ainsley showed a hint of cattiness. “So you denied that you did it?”

“I don’t know what you’re talking about.” Irene rode on a horse and looked down at

Ainsley, as if looking at an ant.

She rubbed the whip with her fingertips. Manuel’s expression was serious. He knew

Irene was angry.

Ainsley stared at Irene, who stared back.

Kaliyah wanted to smooth things over. “Ms. Easton, you must have evidence for what

you say. If you say that Ms. Wade harmed you, you must show evidence.”

“Right, Ms. Wade, don’t be too nervous. I was almost framed in St. Nork, but that person

has already paid the price. I wonder if Ms. Wade knows?” Ainsley smiled, her deep eyes

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flashing

Then Ms. Easton, be careful. There may be more people who want to harm you.” Irene cast her gaze on

her.

Manuel came over and stood in front of Ainsley. “I will protect her, no matter how many

people want to harm her ”

Irene’s eyes flickered, and she clenched her whip.

Manuel took Ainsley to rest aside, and Serina followed.

Ainsley was still in shock. Her fingers were still trembling.

Manuel’s cell phone rang, and he picked it up.

After only listening for a few seconds, he stood up. “I’ll come right away.”

“What’s wrong?” Serina said.

“Something happened to Grandpa.” Manuel looked at Ainsley. “I’ll take you back first.”

“No, you can go. I can go back by myself.”

She thought, “Manuel and Serina must be worried about Koen’s situation.”

After the two of them had gone away, she stood up and wanted to go home.

But Irene and Kaitlin stopped her, “Ms. Wade, are you leaving?”

“Yes.” Ainsley byp*ssed them and left.

“Don’t go. Let’s talk.”

Irene cast a glance at Kaitlin and then left.

Ainsley looked at her. “What do you want to do?”

“Go to hell!”

Kaitlin rushed over, Ainsley was still in a state of exhaustion, and she was pushed into

the river without realizing it for a moment.

She struggled and looked into Kaitlin’s eyes in fear. The moment Ainsley fell into the water, her memory

returned to two years ago. By the river, Ainsley was startled by a familiar face. She thought, “It is her!”

“Go to hell!” She stretched out her arm and pushed Ainsley, and Ainsley grabbed her arm that reached

out and scratched hard. The loud sound of falling water caused splashes, and the moment she was

submerged

in the raging water, she clenched her fists.

She struggled, but the more she struggled, the more she sank.

She tried to open her eyes, but the blurry figure had already run away.

The river imprisoned her, as if a big hand was strangling her throat.

She was almost suffocated.

She thought, “Why is Kaitlin trying to kill me even though I have worked so hard to treat

Kaitlin well?”

“Why did she push me into the river just after we made an appointment to go shopping

together?”

Surrounded by icy water, she was sinking, and she couldn’t open her eyes in the muddy

river.

The sound of falling into the water sounded again, a big hand grabbed her, and she

grabbed the man’s wrist, holding onto the only hope of life.

Before she passed out, she felt a sharp tingling in her fingers.

She woke up and found herself in the hospital, where Lainey was taking care of her.

Seeing her wake up, she said, “Why did you fall into the water? Could it be that you had a fight with

Cason? But you shouldn’t jump into the river!”

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She thought, “It’s not like that!”

She remembered that she was pushed into the river by someone!

Besides her, Kaitlin was standing by the river at that time!

It wasn’t she who fell into the water herself. It was Kaitlin who pushed her.

She remembered that when she fell into the water, she reached out and tore off Kaitlin’s

bracelet, so where was the bracelet?

“Lainey, who sent me to the hospital? Have you seen the bracelet in my hand?” Ainsley

asked.

Lainey thought for a while and said, “It was a kind person who brought you here. We

don’t know who it is. During the rescue, you kept holding on to the bracelet. The nurse

took it off and gave it to me.”

She walked to the table, took out a bracelet from her bag, and gave it to her. “It doesn’t

look precious. Why are you still holding on to it even when you’re unconscious?”

Ainsley took the bracelet and said, “Because this is…”

There was a loud noise, and Kaitlin followed Lindsay into the ward.

As soon as Lindsay came in, she pushed Lainey aside and grabbed Ainsley’s wrist.

She took a few deep breaths and withdrew her hand.

Lindsay didn’t seem to notice. “It’s good if you wake up, but how could you jump into the

river because of anger with Cason? As a wife, you have to be considerate. He is busy

with work.”

Kaitlin had her curly hair permed, wearing a red and white long-sleeved dress, a pe*rl necklace, and a

brocade bag in her hand, looking at her.

Lainey said in a deep voice, “You can’t say that. Cason is too busy to look after Aisy now. However,

Ainsley is also his wife.”

Kaitlin said, “Shut up. This is our family’s business.”

Lindsay also glared at Lainey, and said, “You are Ainsley’s good friend, but it’s hard for an

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outsider to meddle with other people’s family business. No matter how you say, this

matter is something that happened between the two of them, and it can’t be your turn to

interrupt.”

Ainsley said, “Lainey is my best friend and my family. Of course, I can say that.”

Lainey straightened her back. Ainsley looked at Kaitlin. “What did you do yesterday?”

“Me? Of course, I’m at home.”

“You were not going to the bar?”

Lindsay spoke up for her daughter. “What did you say? What bar?”

She looked at the door and was relieved to see that it was locked.

“Don’t talk nonsense. I didn’t agree with your marriage with Cason at the beginning. Since you married

into the Baldry family, you have to protect the members of the Baldry family. Kaitlin is Cason’s sister. If

you say that about her, Cason won’t forgive you.”