Starting with A Divorce novel (Ainsley and Cason)
Chapter 308

Chapter 308 Arranged by You?

Fortunately, she had another choice.

Thinking of this, Emily's eyes became firm again. She finally looked at Ainsley and said, "You'd better pray for yourself."

In an apartment in the slums of Seattle, Agnes walked into a room with her child in her arms. Her lover lived

here.

"I am about to get the money. When the time comes, let's leave Seattle, okay?" Agnes said sincerely.

The man nodded perfunctorily. "Okay, Agnes, we will live a good life. Did that person say when he would give you money?"

Agnes hesitated and said, "That person said that he would wait until Ainsley was completely destroyed. I think it should be soon."

The man put his arm around Agnes's shoulder and said flatteringly, "Honey, it was smart of you to come up with this trick. Fortunately, your ex-husband is a fool."

"Don't talk about him like that. We are the ones who did something wrong," Agnes said, feeling a little

uncomfortable.

However, she just wanted to live a good life with her child.

"Alright, alright, I won't say that anymore. It's just that this place is terrible. Can't I go back and live with you? Anyway, Elmer has already moved out."

Agnes shook her head. "Not now. The neighbors are watching. We just divorced not long ago. And if I let you live with me, there will definitely be all kinds of rumors and gossip." "Alright." The man looked away with some disappointment.

Agnes did not stay any longer. She quickly left with the child in her arms.

Half an hour after she left, a few men kicked open the door of the apartment, and the trembling wooden door

swayed under the fierce impact.

"Gavin, why are you here?" The man put down the phone and shook like the door as he carefully looked at the

visitor.

"You got the cheek to ask! When will you return the money to me? If you don't return it, I will feed the dogs with your body!" Gavin said fiercely.

The man immediately raised his hand and swore, "Gavin, I will definitely get the money this time. I will be able

to get the money soon. Trust me for the last time!"

I have given you so many opportunities. But you didn't seize them. Beat him up!"

As soon as he gave the order, the people behind him rushed over and punched and kicked the man, beating him until he begged for mercy.

After being hit hard, the man finally recovered from the shock. The group of people had already left. He got

another week.

He spat out a mouthful of blood. "Bah! Just wait! I will make a fortune in two days, and you will see!"

And the only hope in this cheap apartment was Agnes, who had just left.

When Ainsley entered the campus of the University of Washington, she could still hear the discussions of some people.

After all, what Agnes said on the rooftop that day was really shocking. One was working in the Psychological Counseling Room, and the other was a teacher teaching lessons, but they were ***up.

Not far away, she turned the corner and entered the office. She saw many students outside the door, and the noise completely woke Ainsley up.

She looked carefully and saw that the door of the consulting room had been pasted with white paper, and

there were all kinds of bad words written on it.

"**!"

"A mistress!"

"***!"

"Get out of Seattle!"

"Go to hell!"

They were all written in red paint, and before she got close, she smelled a pungent smell that made her have

a headache.

Ainsley watched calmly, but her hands were clenched.

Someone rushed out from behind her, tore off all the white paper with unpleasant words, rubbed them together, threw them away, and shouted at the crowd, "Don't look! You should all know what kind of person Sister Ainsley is, right? Don't forget who gave your papers to Professor Randall. Don't forget who invited Professor Randall as a judge. Don't forget who won first place for the Don't forget in the Decker Contest! You believe in that woman's nonsense, but you don't believe in the woman who has been serving you all!"

Serina's words caused the onlookers to fall silent.

Serina was right. Ainsley had indeed made an indelible contribution to the school.

Some students left the door, and some students silently picked up the discarded paper balls on the ground, inadvertently cleaning them as support to Ainsley.

The crowd dispersed, leaving only Ainsley and Serina at the door.

Serina scolded indignantly, "It's all Mr. Myers' ex-wife's fault. If not for her, how could there be such a big disturbance? Those students are really gullible. How could Ainsley be such a person?" Ainsley patted her shoulder to pacify her. "Don't think too much. All of this was just someone's plan. If we fall

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Into the trap, we will lose."

Irene did all of this just to make her frightened and crush her.

However, she would show Irene that she did not care about these things and that these things could not

break her.

In the late autumn, Manuel slept in the ward for one night. After the high fever subsided, he opened his eyes and saw Irene. He was curious why Irene would appear here.

"Where am I?" he asked.

His voice was ***, and he felt a little uncomfortable.

Irene poured him a glass of water and explained, "Manuel, you fainted. Fortunately, someone found you and

sent you to the hospital."

Manuel rubbed his aching forehead. He only remembered that Ainsley chased him away. But he didn't

remember that he fainted.

"Who sent me here?" He always felt that someone was calling him, but he could not remember who it was. "Someone I don't know. I guess it is probably a passerby. I thanked him yesterday." Irene poured some water,

uncomfortable.

Manuel picked up the glass of water and took a sip. He was not a fool.

"Irene, don't go any further," he suddenly said.

Irene stopped in shock. He placed the thermos cup on the table and sat down again in confusion. "Manuel, I

don't understand what you are talking about."

Manuel said lightly. "The matter between Elmer and Agnes was arranged by you, right?"

"What are you talking about? I don't understand. What Elmer? Agnes? I don't know them at all."

"My people found out that before Agnes went to the University of Washington to make a scene, you had contact with her and met her twice. Are you sure you don't know her?" His face was serious. "Then what does it mean?" Irene was a little flustered.

"I only said a few words to her. Manuel, are you questioning me? Is it because Ainsley is being targeted? So you can't stand it and want to take action?"

Her eyes gradually became cold, and her voice was cold. "You are still worried about her, aren't you? The incident at the University of Washington just happened. You were in a coma for a whole night, and you asked me when you just woke up. It means that you knew it before you fainted. So why are you so concerned about her?"