Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 10

Chapter 10 We Don’t Need Your Ride

The barbecue lasted for more than three hours, and they toasted many times. They had a lot of fun with great wine.

During the barbeque, Ainsley slipped out and picked gifts under the company of the staff.

According to Manuel’s rules, she could take the pony she liked or other animals raised here.

Although Ainsley liked horses more, she eventually picked a deer.

She subconsciously felt that the horse was not suitable to be treated as a pet. After she was done and came out, she was stopped by a bodyguard. The bodyguard was respectful. “Ms. Easton, Mr. Gage wants to meet you. Please.”

There was naturally not another Mr. Gage.

So it would only be Manuel.

Ainsley followed the bodyguard to the second floor. Manuel was leisurely sitting in a chair by the window. Roman was attentively mixing the wine. The ice was immersed in the purple wine, reflecting a charming light.

When she was coming, Roman’s eyes lit up. He said with a smile, “Well, there’s really something between you and Mr. Gage. He doesn’t invite people to drink.”

His words were provocative.

at the man in front

beautiful and enchanting person, so when Manuel

dazed for a moment.

to her senses, only she and Manuel were left on the second floor.

smiled lightly and spoke.

I want to ask you

Half an hour later.

came down from the second floor, she found people

and waited for her. Seeing her coming, Lainey leaned over

a moment.

Lainey nodded in confusion.

of wine just now. They couldn’t drive. Ainsley took out her phone and was about to get a taxi. She

Salter, why don’t you come with us? It’s so late,

Kaliyah holding Cason in front of her. Kaliyah smiled sweetly at Cason and said, “Cason, let’s give

slowly said,

few of Cason’s friends looked excited, as if they were waiting to

and refused, “No thanks. we can go back

also said, “Right. We don’t need your ride. We can

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