Starting with A Divorce novel (Ainsley and Cason)
Chapter 300

Chapter 300 Steal the Documents

Kaliyah continued, "Of course, I always dream about our past. Do you remember when I was in PE class in senior high school, you ****class just to see me...' "You still keep it in your mind?" Cason answered impatiently.

"I will never forget about it. Cason, it is our past!" Kaliyah said solemnly.

She thought for a moment, then asked with some disappointment, "Cason, have you forgotten?"

"No," Cason answered stiffly.

Up to now, he could no longer have the same passion as before.

Perhaps it was because of the feelings worn down during the passage of time or the figure that appeared in his dreams from time to time.

Kaliyah did not ask further. It was not frequent for Cason to come over. Undoubtedly, she wanted to stay with him pleasantly.

She slowly approached Cason, and her face blushed as she wrapped her arms around his neck. "Cason, can you give me a kiss, please?"

It had been a long time since she had not been with him intimately.

Kaliyah's shy eyes and flushed cheeks reminded Cason of the first time he kissed Ainsley.

The wedding venue was low-key but elegant. Cason had been half-heartedly fulfilling the entire wedding

process under the guidance of the host. Then, the audience began making a fuss and asked him to kiss the

bride.

He faced Ainsley, who was wearing a white wedding dress, slightly lowered her head, and looked so cute. He could even see the end of Ainsley's nose glowing with happiness. Ainsley raised her head in a buzzing cheer. She looked at Cason, full tenderness and smile, and nervously clutched the skirt of her wedding dress.

The dress was big enough, so no one had noticed her nervousness.

Cason held Ainsley's head with one hand and slowly bent down. His cold lips touched the warm lips of Ainsley.

He held Ainsley's shoulder with the other hand and could feel her slightly trembling body. He touched her lips gently and avoided more intimate contact, and then he held Ainsley in his arms. He felt a strong and violent heartbeat in his chest, and it was Ainsley's heartbeat.

Abruptly, the scene of the wedding disappeared, and Ainsley in a white wedding dress became an anxious Kaliyah.

His heart missed a beat. It should not be her, not her!

"What happened, Cason?" Kaliyah finally realized that there was something wrong with Cason. Since he

entered the room, he was out of his mind.

Cason regained his senses with a complicated expression on his face. He glanced at the soup that Kaliyah had put down. "Why haven't you finished it?" he asked.

However, Kaliyah did not answer but looked at him in confusion. "Cason, what's wrong with you? You seem a

little absent-minded. Did something happen?" she asked.

Cason shook his head and comforted her, "It's nothing. Don't worry. The most important thing for you now is

to take care of yourself. Do not think too much during your pregnancy. I am here for everything." Kaliyah felt warm in her heart and looked at Cason with affection. It turned out that he had always been concerned about her.

"Have a good rest. I must go back now," Cason said and then stood up to leave.

He could not further the talk with Kaliyah at ease, especially when the image of Ainsley flashed in his mind.

"So soon? You are here only for a while, even no more than half an hour," Kaliyah replied in surprise.

It was not easy for them to stay together, but Cason wanted to leave so hurriedly.

Cason frowned and said, "I'm sorry, I have something to do in the company. I will come to see you." Kaliyah was close to tears and said, "I miss you, Cason. Each time I wake up from a nightmare in the middle of the

night, I will cry if I can't see you.

Kaliyah said to Cason pitifully, which slightly moved him. Cason knew that it was hard for Kaliyah during the pregnancy because there was no one around to take care of her.

He sat back down and comforted, "Kaliyah, I'm sorry for not taking good care of you."

That afternoon, Ainsley went to school with Serina, leaving only Emily in the Easton family.

When Jillian was busy with the garden, Emily quietly walked out of her room. She stood outside Serina's room and looked around. Confirming that there was no one there, she carefully took out the key and opened

the door of Ainsley's room.

This room was the largest room apart from the master bedroom. Emily clenched her fists, thinking it was unfair that Ainsley could live such a good life so easily.

In Emily's mind, Matteo never spoiled her with doting love.

She silently searched through Ainsley's room and looked at the laptop at the bedhead. Just as she was about to turn on the laptop, she found that there was a paper bag underneath the laptop.

She held the bag in her hand suspiciously and took out some documents. To her delight, the documents were

indeed what she was looking for.

Emily placed the documents on the bed and spread them out, and then took pictures of every page. After that, she returned everything to normal and left Ainsley's room.

"Robyn, I've sent you what you wanted. Did you receive it?" Emily said excitedly, and she did not expect to

obtain it so easily.

At the Wade Group.

In her large office on the top floor, Irene was checking the proposal on Halfmoon Island submitted by the Planning Department. Last time, Brady had agreed to this plan, but Irene always felt that something was missing.

A new email came, and Irene opened it, and then her hand trembled slightly. She didn't expect to get the

documents so quickly.

She pressed the phone button, and her assistant quickly came in.

Irene handed the tablet directly to the assistant and said, "Give this plan to the Technical Department and ask them to do the effect picture and rendering. I want to see them in one week."

"A week?" the assistant looked at Irene unbelievably.

Irene nodded solemnly. "Ask the Technical Department to stop everything but focus on the pictures next

week. If they can finish the task on time, I will give them a week off and double their bonus."

The assistant then took the tablet and went out.

After coming out of the villa, Cason did not go home but went to the University of Washington instead..

He walked toward the counseling room but did not go in. He watched from afar and had no idea about what

he wanted to do there.

It was half past seven, and the lights in the classroom were turned off, except for the lights in the Psychological Counseling Room. Cason watched Serina entering the room but didn't see Serina and Ainsley coming out.

Sitting there for two hours without saying anything, Cason stared blankly at the room and imagined Ainsley

in it.

After the lights in the consultation room were turned off, the glass door was opened.

Serina was the first to walk out, followed by Ainsley.

They two talked and laughed as they walked out of the campus. Cason knew that Serina and Ainsley always

got along well with each other.

Cason watched from afar and did not disturb them. At that moment, he found it satisfying to watch them just like this.