Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 505

Chapter 505 Make a Deal
“I can’t guarantee it, but I can’t let her go just because of this. In this case, I won’t anticipate the worst,” Robyn said coldly.
Kaliyah pondered for a moment. Her mind was filled with Cason’s words that he wanted a divorce. She was startled and said, “I do
have a way, but you have to cooperate with me and wait for the right time.”
“What is it?” Lindsay and Robyn asked in unison.
Kaliyah smiled faintly and said something before looking not far away.
An hour later, Cason returned home. Kaliyah looked at him while holding the child in her arms. Ever since her last suicide, their
relationship had been particularly awkward.
Cason came home as early as possible. But even if he returned home early, Cason would just sit by the side and didn’t know what to
say.
Kaliyah still felt disgusted with what had happened before. She couldn’t forget that Cason wanted to divorce her to pursue Ainsley
Lindsay tried her best to help them improve their relationship.
“You got off work early today. Do you want to try the soup?” Lindsay said.
Cason wanted to enter the study, but he stopped his steps when hearing Lindsay’s words.
“If you want to go upstairs, then go.” Kaliyah noticed Cason’s action. She pursed her lips.
This time, Cason did not go upstairs.
Lindsay held Cason’s arm and pulled him to Kaliyah’s side. “Stop working. You’re busy all day. It’s time to spend time with your wife
and child.”
The soup was being heated on the kitchen stove. An empty plate was placed in front of Cason. Lindsay pushed him. “Go get your
wife a plate of soup.”
“Oh.” Cason entered the kitchen with the plate and fetched a plate of soup to Kaliyah.

He was still thinking about Matteo’s words when he left. The simile of coffee and sugar was vivid. Between Ainsley and Kaliyah, who was sugar-free coffee and who was coffee with sugar?
Seeing that Cason was in a daze, Kaliyah secretly sighed.
Even if she did not commit suicide and Cason went home every day, nothing would change.
They couldn’t return to what they were like before. There were all kinds of scars on their hearts The broken mirror could not be restored. Even if the pieces were put together with glue one by one, the broken mirror would be intact.
The next day, Manuel was dealing with his business in the office. He called several times to ask about Roman, but there was still no
news.
A few minutes after he put down the phone, another call came. The middle-aged man’s voice was particularly hoarse. “Mr. Gage?”
“Who are you?” Manuel’s eyes flashed.
This was an unfamiliar number, but Manuel somehow still answered it.
The man continued, “Roman is in my hands.”
Manuel stood up and walked to the window. His eyes flashed with the coldest light, but his tone was indifferent. “In your hands? What
did you do to him?”
“Mr. Gage, let’s make a deal.” The man chuckled.
“What deal?”
“You know that we took Roman away, but he refuses to say anything. Instead of killing him, we might as well exchange his life for something we need. It depends on whether you are willing or not,” the man said.
Manuel said in a low voice, “What do you want?”
“A piece of land. The piece of land that the City Hall authorized the Gage Group to use,” that man said frankly.
Manuel sneered. “You speak so bluntly. Aren’t you afraid that I will guess who you are?”
Apart from the Easton Group, only the Hume Group was fighting for land with the Gage Group. After all, the Hume Group was not
based in Seattle but in Portugal. The Seattle City Hall had to consider this factor. There was no reason to give the business
opportunity to a foreign corporation instead of a domestic one.
Without any dispute, that piece of land was given to the Gage Group.
The man was not afraid. “Mr. Gage, even if I don’t make such a request, can’t you guess who I am? You are not ***. If you agree, the
contract will be sent to your office today. Sign it, and Roman will be left downstairs in your company.”
“Sure.”
The sun at noon was dazzlingly bright.
Ainsley gently knocked on Lainey’s door but didn’t hear any response for a long time. Ainsley walked into the door. Lainey seemed to
have just woken up. She sat blankly and looked out the window.
The lights in the room were on but dim.
Ainsley did not turn off the lights. Instead, she walked in and placed a plate of oatmeal on the bedside table. She said gently. “Lainey,
try this.”
Lainey looked at her, her eyes full of confusion.
Ever since Ainsley brought Lainey out of the club, Lainey had been quiet. When she woke up, she looked out of the window, immersed
in her thoughts.
Ainsley tried to talk to Lainey, but Lainey seemed to be confined in her own world.
“Lainey?” Ainsley tried to call Lainey’s name again.
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