Starting with A Divorce

Chapter 128 The Time She Left

Lindsay looked at Ainsley smugly to see how she would answer.

Ainsley pointed to Zane. “Mr. Zane is a recently returned doctor of psychology who has many accomplishments and has created many well-known papers and theories. I am a psychological counselor and am certainly interested in Mr. Zane.”

The man being named looked at Ainsley with a faint smile, stood up very gentlemanly and extended his hand. “Ms. Easton, hello.”

Ainsley also extended her hand. “Mr. Strato, sorry to bother you.”

Kaliyah shook Cason’s arm. “Let’s put this matter aside for now. Besides, Ms. Easton was invited by me. All I care about is the torn wedding photos and the marriage certificate.”

She put the first photo on the table and then brought out a second one. This one was even worse because Kaliyah’s eyes were blacked out and her mouth was marked with a cross in lipstick.

Becky was indignant. “Ainsley, you’re going too far!”

Cason frowned tightly. “Ainsley, I never realize that you are such a person.”

“It’s easy to tell if the person going up to the second floor is me. Is there not even a single surveillance in Morning Star Hotel?” Ainsley looked at the waiter.

The waiter’s eyes dodged as he said, “I’m sorry. The surveillance on the second floor of the hotel is broken. Yesterday, someone from the surveillance room already went to report it, but it hasn’t been

fixed yet.”

Ainsley sneered, “The surveillance is broken at the right time.”

“But what evidence do you have that I went up to the second floor without surveillance? I just left the seat to go to the bathroom. You say I tore up your marriage certificate, please show me the evidence.” Ainsley looked at Kaliyah with indifference.

squeezed the hem of her skirt. Before she could say anything, bean-sized tears were

my fault. You should hate me. After all, you are Cason’s ex-wife. I even

question you. After all, Cason has married me. As long as you can vent your

waste of talent for her not

the wedding photos and marriage certificate are in the lounge. Then should have been in the lounge when you went to change your cloth. So you saw

you

She fixed Kaliyah’s gaze.

direction, thought for a moment and said, “There was a time when I went to the restroom to change into my toasting outfit, and I wasn’t in

was suddenly named. The crowd

concerned about timing when you redid Kaliyah’s makeup. So what time is it when you go to the

when I got back. I heard

Ainsley nodded. “Ms. Packer, please give

sharp!” Kaliyah

wrong. I went to the bathroom at six

incredulously. “How is that possible? The waiter told me that

waiter misremembered? Anyway, she sneaked to your

been said. She said, “Ms. Easton, I have no way to tell the exact time, after all, no one

getting married today.

well?”

to a

may not have remembered the time correctly. But you indeed were the only one who left after I got out of the lounge. And the waiter said he saw you go to the lounge. That can’t be a lie, can it? After all, of all the people present, I really can’t think of anyone else who would hate me so much.” She lowered her eyes, her

no evidence to prove that I went to the second-floor lounge. Instead, I have proof that I left the seating

I answered and talked for three minutes. At 6:05, I called Mollie and talked for five minutes.

looked to the waiter. “You don’t mean to say that the surveillance at the front door is

in a cold sweat of fear. “Ms. Easton, the