Starting with A Divorce novel (Ainsley and Cason)
Chapter 81

Chapter 81 I Will Continue to Treat Her

She threw herself into Cason's arms and cried, "Cason! Hurry up and save me! I don't want to stay here! There is no one to talk to

here!"

"Kaitlin, Cason and I have been worried about you. When we heard about your accident, we immediately went to replace that ***, but she refused to let you out no matter what! And I think Mr. Gage is determined to protect Ainsley. But why are you so muddle-headed? Why did you offend the Gage family!" Lindsay said.

"Mom! I was wrong. I know I was wrong. Hurry up and get me out of here! My being caught by the police will be all over the news tomorrow! How shameful will that be? I don't want it! Cason, you will help me, right?"

Kaitlin cried her heart out. While tugging at Lindsay's clothes, she tugged at Cason's sleeve, but no matter how hard she cried, Cason always looked at her with a cold expression.

Kaitlin panicked. "Cason! Why are you looking at me like that? It's all because of you! If not for you, why would that ****hate me so much? If you hadn't divorced her, how could she have called the police so decisively?"

Slap!

A crisp slap sounded. Kaitlin covered her swollen face in disbelief. Tears of pain welled up in her eyes and burst out.

"Have you said enough? Do you still feel you haven't done anything wrong? Ainsley has told me everything. She told me how you and Mom slandered her on the forum. You even wanted to force her out of the University of Washington and failed several times. At the Gage family's banquet and your birthday party, how did you promise me?"

Cason continued, "How come you tried to steal the test questions of the Quiz Show? You even want to blame it on someone else. I supported you in studying in school, but you learned evil devices? You didn't reflect on yourself but blamed everything on me! I don't think I need to save you. You should just stay here and think about what you have done!"

Kaitlin came back to her senses and realized what she had said. When she heard Cason's last sentence, she was even more frightened and grabbed Lindsay. "Mom! I don't want to! Cason is being cruel! I don't want to stay here. There is nothing here except for an iron bed. Even the bedding is thin. How can I sleep?"

Kaitlin did not want to stay here. If she did not leave as soon as possible, she would do time.

Lindsay naturally could not bear it. Her eyes reddened, and she hugged Kaitlin. "Kaitlin! It's all my fault! I am incapable. Don't blame

Cason!"

Cason heard Lindsay's words and sighed. "Don't cry. I will think of a way."

"Cason! I knew you would not give up on me." Kaitlin quickly wiped away the tears on her face.

"We'll be leaving first. You'll be fine." Cason left with Lindsay.

Kaitlin understood Cason and Lindsay left to replace a way to save her.

Inside the apartment, everything returned to normal. Serina fell into a deep sleep, but her brows were still furrowed.

Manuel carried her onto the sofa with worry and covered her with a blanket. He sighed, "It has been a long time since she had a relapse. I don't know why it suddenly..."

Ainsley also felt it was strange. Serina had been fine, but why did it happen today?

She had taken a fancy to her leg. Was it because of the scald?

Ainsley asked doubtfully, "Mr. Gage, has Serina been scalded?"

"No." Manuel thought for a moment.

*Manuel, if Serina wakes up and falls ill again, she should be sent to the hospital. Of course, I will continue to treat her," Ainsley said solemnly.

Manuel nodded. Of course, he knew that.

After experiencing so many things, Ainsley was exhausted. She sat on the sofa, panting heavily.

What was worse was that other than the painful scald, her lower abdomen began to ache, like a knife stirring in there.

She covered her belly and huddled. Manuel immediately noticed her condition.

"Ainsley, what's wrong?"

"My stomach..." Ainsley did not hide it from him.

She was sweating profusely, so tired that she could not speak

"Have you taken any herbal tea?"

"Not today."

Manuel went to the kitchen and took out a new packet of herbal tea from the refrigerator. He placed the clay pot on the stove and began to brew the tea.

After leaving the clay pot in the kitchen to brew the tea, he quickly returned to the living room and picked it up again. "The ointment has not been applied yet."

"I can do it myself." Ainsley was a little embarrassed.

Manuel took out some ointment and gently applied it to her leg. He softly touched it and felt her skin tremble

"Does it hurt?"

Ainsley held the back of the sofa tightly, and the back of her hand suddenly showed blue veins, and her fingertips turned white. "It's okay." Ainsley's voice trembled a little.

Manuel's movements became even gentler. It took him 10 minutes to finish applying the ointment when it could have been 5. Finally, after applying the medicine, Manuel was also sweating.

"Thank you." Ainsley felt her heart throb.

She could feel Manuel's caution, as if she was a delicate treasure.

She thought of the description of Manuel in the magazine. "Cold and cruel. Devastating and distant."

If Manuel's gentle and careful side was seen by others, she didn't know what kind of discussion it would cause.

She chuckled and quickly covered her mouth.

Manuel asked, "What are you laughing about?"

"Nothing."

The scent of the medicine penetrated through the kitchen door, and the bitter smell made Ainsley automatically cover her nose. Manuel quickly brought the tea over, and the brown liquid was poured into a bowl through a filter net.

"Hurry up and drink it."

A bitter aura assaulted her nose, and before she could drink, she started to feel sick.

She took a sip with a spoon and almost spat it out. This herbal tea was too bitter, many times more bitter than last night.

"You did it on purpose!" She suddenly noticed the corners of Manuel's mouth rise.

"No."

"It's too bitter!" She stirred the herbal tea with great hatred and finally finished it all under Manuel's watch.

After cleaning up the kitchen, Ainsley looked at the time. "It's seven o'clock in the evening. Are you hungry?" "Let's have some food brought over," Manuel said.

"Why don't you take Serina to the hospital now? I don't feel at ease." Ainsley shook her head.

If Serina got sick again, she would need a tranquilizer.

Manuel thought about it and looked at Ainsley with concern. "Can you do it yourself?"

"Don't worry. The herbal tea has been applied and the herbal tea has been finished."

"Remember to call me if you need anything."

Manuel picked up Serina and left Ainsley's house.

Half an hour later, Lainey rushed in.

Lainey was carrying many things, but this time, it was not clothes or jewelry, but food and drink.

"Are you alright? Heavens! Why is it so hot? Tell me quickly!" Lainey asked apprehensively.