Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Ainsley’s expression became indifferent as she replied in a cold voice, “What a small word.”

“Ms. Easton, I saw you and Mr. Gage eating together just now. Cason and I thought we were. wrong. When did you become so familiar with Mr. Gage?” Kaliyah didn’t intend to let her go easily.

A strand of hair ***around the collarbone, making her look gentle, graceful, and virtuous.

“I don’t want to tell you.” Ainsley threw the tissue into the trash can. “Ms. Packer, don’t ask me. I’m not that close to you yet.”

Kaliyah took a deep breath with a hint of grievance in her eyes. “Ms. Easton, aren’t you thinking too much? I just think that we know each other anyhow. I just want to chat with you out of courtesy. I don’t have other intentions.”

What did it mean by no other intentions?

Kaliyah was always gentle and polite every time she spoke, and others could not find anything wrong, but Ainsley felt very uncomfortable.

was that due to courtesy when you came back to

know anything about domestic affairs abroad. I only knew that Cason was married after returning to the country. But Cason said that he never had any love for you. He was ready to divorce, so I was

as she continued, “Besides, Ms. Easton, I met Cason first. If it weren’t for you, Cason and I

this to me. Back then, before you went abroad, you and Cason broke up. Later, I

in love with him, Cason was the one

to date Cason before she divorced him. What did they think of her? Was she a ***who witnessed their dramatic love? Or could she casually waste her youth just for the sake

were red. Then

Cason

Ms. Easton just now. Out of courtesy, I greeted her, but she was a little furious,” Kaliyah said in a low voice and grabbed Cason’s clothes

and couldn’t stand Kaliyah talking about herself like

say that to Kaliyah? As expected,

chance back then, but she had insisted on divorcing