Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 192 Memory II

Ainsley sneered and said, “Ask your daughter what did she do last night? Are there any

witnesses?”

Kaitlin’s eyes flashed with panic. “What are you talking nonsense about? I… Of course, I

stayed at home the night before yesterday!”

Lindsay turned her head to look at her daughter and remembered something.

“Kaitlin stayed at home, of course, I know!”

Lainey saw the glances between the two and knew they were lying.

“Lainey, let me solve it,” Ainsley said. She lifted the quilt and got out of bed. She stopped

Lainey who wanted to come to help her.

She walked in front of Kaitlin, raised her hand, and slapped her.

“You shouldn’t push me into the river!”

The slap was drowned out by her angry reprimand. Kaitlin was almost knocked down by

the slap. She covered her face in disbelief.

“You… You dare to hit me?!”

Lainey looked at Ainsley. “Ainsley! Is that true what you just said? I will call the police

now!”

Only then did Kaitlin realize what Ainsley said. She grabbed her arm. “Ainsley! What are

you talking about? You jumped into the river because of a temper tantrum with my

brother. How can you blame it on me now?”

“That’s right! We came to see you. Look what you’re talking about! You’ve embarrassed

yourself, and now you want to blame Kaitlin. How can you, a sister–in–law, turn things

upside down like this!” Lindsay snapped.

Ainsley sneered and patted off Kaitlin’s hand. She opened her hand, and the bracelet

appeared in front of everyone.

“Kaitlin, when you pushed me into the river, I pulled your bracelet just before I fell, and

you still don’t admit it?” She threw the bracelet on the ground.

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Kaitlin’s face turned pale. She forgot the bracelet.

“You’re talking nonsense! You fell into the river yourself. I may have dropped this bracelet.

before.”

Ainsley looked at her with a cold face, grabbed her arm, and her wide cuff rolled up, revealing the

scratches on her arm, which had not yet scabbed over.

“This scratch is what I scratched when you pushed me into the river. If you were not by the river at that

time, how would you explain this bracelet and this scratch?” after saying that, she slammed her hand

away.

Kaitlin shivered and covered the scratches with her sleeves. “Of course, I got those scratches

somewhere else. Besides, why did I push you?”

“Because you hate me!” Ainsley looked cold.

“I hate you, but I didn’t do this. Don’t slander me!” Kaitlin denied it and gave Lindsay a

flustered look.

“Ainsley! How could she do such a thing? Maybe you scratched her when Kaitlin was

trying to save you.” Lindsay looked at Ainsley.

Seeing that she was unmoved, she looked at Lainey again. “They have always had

conflicts, so we can’t believe what Ainsley said.”

Kaitlin was overjoyed. “Yes, I wanted to save you, but who knew I couldn’t catch you? I

wanted to find someone to rescue you, but I couldn’t find anyone after running for a long

time! When I found someone and went back, I found you’ve been rescued, so I brought

mom over.”

“You are acting so well. If you indeed brought someone to save me, how about you find

that person now and see if you did it or not!” Ainsley stared at Kaitlin and said.

“It’s better to report to the police and go to the police station to discuss whether she is

telling the truth or not!” Lainey said.

“No!” Kaitlin burst into tears. “Don’t call the police!”

Lindsay looked at Lainey in surprise, and then at her daughter’s frightened look, and

blocked Kaitlin. “Ainsley! She is your sister. How can you call the police? How could you

do such a thing?!”

The door was opened, and the person who opened the door was Cason.

He looked at Ainsley. “What’s wrong?”

Lainey looked unhappy seeing him, and said with a sullen face, “Cason, your wife was

pushed into the river by your sister, and you just said that?”

Hearing what she said, Cason glanced at Ainsley, then at Kaitlin.

“Kaitlin, what’s going on?”

“She framed me. I didn’t push her. She fell into the river herself. I reached out to save her,

but she scratched me.” Kaitlin was almost crying as if she had suffered a great

grievance.

Lindsay also said, “I didn’t agree with you being with her at the beginning. Look, now you

are starting to bully Kaitlin with her. Kaitlin is your own sister!”

“Ainsley, she is my sister after all…”

He did not even need to say anything. Ainsley had grown gentle, and since she had seen

him appear she had relaxed from her strained nerves.

“I know she is your sister.” She thought, “So I should be sensible and not be too fussy.”

Lainey was angry, hating her being soft again. “I knew it was like this again!”

Ainsley lay back on the bed. Cason claimed that he needed to settle something and left.

Lindsay and Kaitlin were there to make fun of Ainsley, and now they had left.

The water–refracted light reflected in her eyes.

She felt very painful, and the feeling of suffocation made her unable to struggle any

more.

There was a loud noise, and then a person rushed towards her, wrapped her wrists, and

led her to the shore.

She felt that familiar tingling again, from the edge of the watch, and the fine feeling was

the same.

She was rescued from the river, and when she opened her eyes, she found out that it

was Manuel.

“Aisy! Aisy!” Manuel pressed her chest.

After coughing up water, she grabbed Manuel’s wrist. “It’s you!”

“What?” Manuel didn’t know what she was talking about.

Ainsley said again, “Why are you back?”

“I worried about you, so come back and have a look,” Manuel said.

“It’s Kaitlin! She pushed me!” Ainsley said.

Manuel nodded. “I won’t let her go.”

An hour after Ainsley fell into the water, the police rushed to the racecourse and checked

surveillance. In the surveillance, Kaitlin walked over with Irene. There was no

surveillance on the other side of the river, so the police took Kaitlin back first.

When arresting her, Cason wanted to stop them, but no one listened to him.

Ainsley’s face was cold. She was thinking about everything about being forced to forgive Kaitlin after she

was pushed down by Kaitlin in the hospital two years ago.

“Cason, do you still remember? This scene happened before, but because of you, I didn’t

pursue it, not this time.”

She ignored Cason, and focused her eyes on Manuel. She stared at his watch for a long

time.

It turned out that the person who saved her that time was Manuel.

“Manuel, I want to invite you to my birthday party,” she said.

There was joy in Manuel’s eyes. “I will.”

Kaitlin stayed in the detention room in fear. She was in a panic. She had been in the

detention room three times. Her hands trembled.