Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

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Chapter 28 Go Home Together

As if sensing her emotions, Jack gently patted Ainsley on the shoulder. “It’s good that you’re back. It’s

good that you’re back.”

Ainsley looked up and met Jack’s encouraging gaze, her nose stinging.

Jack withdrew his hand and looked at the excited crowd and Kaitlin, who was shocked.

He explained with a smile, “Ainsley is indeed my student. The Psychology Department allowed her to

take an unlimited break because we didn’t want to give up such a talent. When Ainsley was at school,

she won all the credits within the shortest time and obtained hands-on experience by working with the

police, the asylum, and the counseling center. She was only a step away from graduation. Such a genius

in psychology is naturally qualified to be a psychological teacher.”

There was undisguised pride and recognition for Ainsley in his tone.

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Everyone was curious about Ainsley and admired her.

Following that, Jack turned solemn and looked at Kaitlin.

He said sternly, “I heard that someone was slinging mud at the teachers on the forum recently. As

students, you should focus on learning instead of getting jealous and venting your anger. The

university will punish those who make mistakes according to the rules. I hope everyone will learn a

lesson from it.”

Following that, Jack gave Ainsley a comforting look and turned to leave.

Everyone’s gazes fell on Kaitlin. Just now in the cafeteria, Kaitlin had admitted that she was the

one who made the post on the forum.

Apparently, Jack said those words to Kaitlin, who was the cause of all this.

Kaitlin had never imagined that Ainsley was the legendary student of the Psychology Department!

Sensing everyone’s gazes, Kaitlin blushed. Thinking of what Jack had said, she was frightened. She fled

from the crowd.

After the farce ended, many people gathered around Ainsley and excitedly asked her questions. Ainsley

smiled and did not say much. She left with Serina.

Serina held Ainsley’s arm and smiled brightly, her eyes glinting.

“Ainsley, you are awesome. It turns out that you are the legend of our school. Even the deputy dean

supported you and beat Kaitlin like a drowning dog…”

“Don’t talk nonsense. Jack is not this kind of person.” Ainsley helplessly corrected her. “I’m not that good.

The professors are tolerant toward me.”

Ainsley couldn’t help but sigh.

Although the professors knew she had given up her dream because of love, they were willing to invite

her back to university. That was why an upright teacher like Jack was willing to protect her and stand up

for her.

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Serina stopped and looked into Ainsley’s eyes, whispering earnestly, “Ainsley, that’s because you’re very

good. We all like you and are willing to tolerate you.”

Ainsley paused when she met Serina’s clear eyes. She smiled gently.

After getting out of the cafeteria, Ainsley returned to the psychological counseling center.

After a short time, the university announced punishment for Kaitlin and her follower.

The posts on the forum had also been deleted.

A new post was made in the section of the Department of Psychology. It was filled with admiration

toward the legendary student, and the name was replaced with Ms. Easton.

At four o’clock in the afternoon.

When Serina finished her lessons, Ainsley almost finished her work. Serína came over to wait for Ainsley

to go home together.

Ainsley did not want to keep Serina waiting, so she tidied up and left with Serina. Serina leaned close to

her and whispered, blinking. “Ainsley, my brother said he would come to pick go for dinner together.”

Manuel?

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