Starting with A Divorce
Starting With A Divorce Chapter 184
Chapter 184 The Strange Photo
On Green Road, Ainsley was walking under the shade of trees. There was a villa there, which was once her parents’ home. But after her parents died, she never came here again. There was nobody in the villa.
She didn’t like staying alone in an empty villa. It just made her feel suffocated.
The door squeaked open. As soon as the door opened, the thick dust instantly rose like fog, which made Ainsley cough.
Just then, the light came in, and the whole living room was hazy and dusty. Apart from dust, the room was filled with all kinds of damp and musty smells.
Seeing the beige curtains, she recalled the memory of her mother. When she returned home from school, she threw herself into her mother’s arms, and then hugged her father’ after he got off work.
But it was all in the past. Now, she was alone.
If her father was still alive, when Cason divorced her, she would cry in his arms.
She went to the utility room, where she kept her old things.
In the room where she used to live, there were still heavy books on the bookcase by the window. She took one casually. It was The Little Prince.
She clung to her mother to read it to her for several days when she was a child. It was
her favorite book before.
Looking through those books again, the memories of the past flooded into her mind, as if everything had not left, as before.
When she picked up a book again, a photo fell down.
She bent down to pick up the photo. When she saw the photo, she was stunned.
In the photo, she was a smiling little girl, and there was a girl smiling beside her. It was
Serina.
The time was not written in the photo. She had no impression of the photo, but she was sure that she had changed.
In the past, she was outgoing and cheerful, and she liked to smile all the time. But she didn’t know when she had changed. Did she change after falling in love with Cason or after the divorce? She didn’t know it.
thought of what Serina had said to her when she was in treatment with her before. She discussed the memory disorder with Mollie and Zane for a long
I meet Serina? How many years ago?”
with her fingertips. She felt a splitting headache as if countless ants
took out her phone and called Serina. “Are you free
coffee shop near Green Road,
looked at
take the photo?”
I went back to my old villa. Since I married
Ainsley’s expression was
was there for at least three years?” Serina
didn’t know it. If there was a problem with her memory,
remember it a
little emotional reaction
known each other for less than
the photo three years
pondered for a moment and said,
thought you misremembered it
and said, “I have no
the first time, Ainsley doubted herself. She even wondered if there was a problem with her memory. But there was
Ainsley’s pale face, she couldn’t help but ask, “You really broke up with
smile. “Mr. Gage and Ms. Wade are childhood sweethearts, so I bless them have a
true!” Serina said excitedly, “Don’t misunderstand. My brother doesn’t have
discussing with Cody. Irene told me.” Ainsley couldn’t help but think of what Irene had said to
entrance of the club.
head. “My grandpa never said anything about the relationship between my brother and Irene. He has always respected my brother’s choice. I only know that
brother likes you.”
“Since Koen respects his choice,
thing?”
trying to hide and didn’t want
Serina were kidnapped, he was staying with
she went to the hospital because of her physical pain, she saw him
went to meet him at the club, she
Irene. Everything hurt her deeply.
his own idea.
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