Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 143

Chapter 143 She Came Back

So she was pretty sure that someone was following them.

Her palms were sweaty with tension. Serina finally noticed something was wrong with her. “Ainsley, what’s wrong?”

“Nothing,” Ainsley said warmly. She couldn’t let Serina be in danger. After all, Serina was handed to her by him.

As she walked, she took out her cell phone and called Manuel. But no matter how many times she called, it was always a busy signal. “Manuel, what the hell are you doing?” She thought.

In the airport lobby, Manuel hung up the ringing phone with a slight frown. He would have answered it, but he saw Irene Wade already walking out.

She was pushing a boarding case, wearing sunglasses and a mask. She approached Manuel and picked up a phone less than ten meters away. After hearing what the person said, she smiled with satisfaction. “Go on.”

She hung up the phone as if nothing had happened, handed the suitcase in her hand to Manuel, and took off her sunglasses to reveal a pair of affectionate eyes.

“Manuel, I knew you’d come to pick me up.” She couldn’t resist hugging Manuel, but the latter took a step back and avoided her.

The woman stood up straight as if she didn’t notice. “Manuel, why are you still so cool? Aren’t you happy to see me?”

Manuel finally showed her some gentleness. “No, I’m always like this. Grandpa wants to

see you.”

“Sure, let’s go together.” The woman followed Manuel’s pace. She said discontentedly. “You should say, Irene, welcome home.”

Manuel paused and said, “Welcome home.”

The phone sounded again and Irene glanced coldly at the phone. “Manuel, what is it?”

“Nothing but harassing calls.” He turned off the screen.

Ainsley looked at the unanswerable phone in despair. It had been four times, and he

didn’t see it?

She was already pretty sure that there were people following them, a lot of them.

She was familiar with the terrain here. But she wasn’t sure if the people were familiar with it. She pulled Serina into an alleyway. It was a dead end!

to find a man blocking the exit. Nervously, she pushed Serina behind herself. “You,

anything. A dozen people appeared behind him.

“Who’s up against her? And at

you guys? Don’t move!” Those people didn’t even say a word to Ainsley before they

took her bag down to defend herself. But she couldn’t stop so many people, especially

felt Serina was already trembling. Her hand was

off in the next second.

Easton family. She is from the Gage family. Stop! Who sent you here!”

It was the only thing she

with.

facing a dozen men,

the alley rattled. The setting sun shone through the gaps in the

even on the

Irene sat on one side. Cody and Koen on the other side. The two families

Irene with satisfaction. “Irene, do you want to go

do you miss me?” She looked at Koen

grandfather misses you more.”

looked at the two old men and smiled. “No, I’m not leaving. I’ve been away for so long, I miss everyone too. Manuel, do

was thinking about the phone call he hadn’t received

“Koen, I’ll come to play with you more often afterward. Don’t be annoyed

with me.”

I?” Koen laughed.

since the end of the school day. He had called Ainsley many times. But she didn’t

answer.

was trying to

a while, he gradually found something wrong. Even if Ainsley wanted to torture him, she would not take this

room and found that no one answered. Matteo felt more and more abnormal. He immediately went to the Psychological Counseling Room and found that it was empty. Ainsley’s things were cleaned up.

already left when she got off work. He suddenly realized that Ainsley might have

it have to be

found Serina’s contact information. But he was

was also unreachable.

his connections to get surveillance of the school’s

found Ainsley and Serina at the

entrance and into

of the alleyway, the two went

Ainsley and Serina were still

sent someone to the alleyway to look for half an hour to make sure that no one was in the alleyway. So where did

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