Starting with A Divorce

Chapter 119 I Mean It

She was a teacher who wanted to live a peaceful life after divorce and focused on doing psychological consultation at the University

of Washington.

Suddenly, she laughed at herself When did she become so unconfident? In the past, she was lively and confident. She was as

energetic as Serina, but now

Manuel sat down and put the apple back in her hand. He looked into her eyes and said word by word, “This is not a game I mean it I thought you could feel it.”

He looked at her eyes earnestly. “Aisy, tell me, who do you think you are?”

“I” Ainsley was at a loss for words.

“Who are you?” Manuel still stared at her as if he wanted to burn a hole in her face.

“Just like what Lindsay said, a woman who has been divorced and has bad habits,” Ainsley sneered.

However, Manuel shook his head. His eyes were cold. His pupils were locked. “Do you accept that judgment?”

Did she accept it?

Why should she accept it?

Cason was the one who had divorced and did something bad.

This world was always harsh on women. Women who had been divorced suffered more discrimination than men did. When Lindsay said this, she really wanted to ask if Lindsay was not a woman.

“Of course not.” Ainsley pursed her lips.

Manuel’s eyes became gentle. This was Ainsley he knew.

“Aisy, I have never thought of playing with you. I’m serious about our relationship.”

Ainsley felt disturbed, but she did not know how to respond. She lowered her eyes, not daring to look at him.

“Look at me.” Manuel lifted her face and stared at the eyes that wanted to escape.

Ainsley’s eyelashes trembled slightly as she met those eyes. “I shouldn’t say that to you.”

She was the one who was impulsive and said such words.

have fun, he had helped her

it was true, she should not

me. I like you. What

did not know how to answer.

could she lie to

know if she should like

it for

looked at

slowly approached her and moved closer to her lips. At that moment, she felt her breathing stop and her heartbeat fasten. However, she did not want to

know your feelings?” Manuel

to say it either. But her

understood that only people who liked each other wouldn’t refuse intimate

soup that was cooked in the evening. “I cooked this myself. You

with expectation and tasted it. In addition

for your

care of her when

work? I can take care of

an E-mail and said, “Why do you think I spent so much money to

Ding, ding, ding

a few seconds. Then, he opened

time to give you two space, but I’m so worried about her Manuel, why are you so stupid? It’s been so long, and you still

“Serina Ainsley said awkwardly.

voice on the other side of the line stopped abruptly. The

just now. Don’t take it seriously,” Serina

temperature has already returned to normal,” Ainsley said with a

good. I’ll hang

she slept for a while. When she woke up, she found Manuel resting with

on his cheeks.

had sent her over early in the morning and accompanied her

His eyelashes were thick and long.

soft

his cheeks, and his mouth which he used

on her lips,

opened his eyes. She was just about to retract her hand when

embarrassment.

had woken up since she opened her

and covered herself with the blanket before

insisted that it was Kaitlin who asked her