Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 512 Hint

Sure enough, after Robyn finished talking about the lady in the first photo, she immediately changed the topic. "I

heard from your cousin that you recovered your memories after the accident. Do you remember everything?

Three years ago, after your father passed away, you suddenly announced your marriage to Cason. All of us were

very surprised that you would make this decision. I wanted to ask what exactly happened when you disappeared?"

Ainsley's face was gloomy. She had been trying to forget what had happened in the past. Because of the matter

with Lainey, Ainsley did not remember the past for several days.

Robyn’s question reminded her of the past again.

"Robyn, nothing serious has happened. It's been so long, and I can't remember it very clearly."

"Well, forgive me for my rudeness. Regardless of whether your memories are restored or not, you still have to live

a good life. However, have you gone to your father's grave? In these three years, you haven't...

Robyn immediately shut her mouth and said again, "Look at me. I said something I shouldn't have said.

"If you don't want to think about those unhappy things, let's look at the photos."

Ainsley felt a dull pain in her heart. Robyn was right. In the past three years, she thought that she had married

because of true love. She was busy with her family matters every day and took care of Lindsay like a maid.

However, she never went to her father’s grave. That was her fault.

Robyn continued to look at the photo. "What do you think of this girl? I heard that she's only 21 years old and has

just graduated. It's good that she doesn't get married before she graduates.

"Ladies should always be more responsible for themselves.” Robyn took a deep look at Ainsley.

"Ainsley, don't be distracted. You should watch more. After all, your cousin dotes on you so much. You have to get

close to your cousin's wife in the future."

Ainsley clenched her fists and suppressed the discomfort in her heart. "These ladies are actually very good. Why

don’t you wait for my cousin to come back and ask for his opinion? But I don't think he will have time to date any of

them. There are many things in the company to deal with now."

Robyn snorted coldly, "Your cousin is too honest. This company doesn't belong to him. Why does he have to work so

hard? But Ainsley, the Easton Group is yours. You can't just leave your company to others. You have to take care of

it."

"This company was originally taken care of by my cousin. To some extent, this company is his," Ainsley said

seriously.

They looked at each other and opposed each other, as if they were going to quarrel in the next second.

In the end, Robyn laughed out loud, "Look at you. Why are you so serious? I was just saying it casually. After all,

your cousin cares so much about the company that he doesn't even care about his private life. When he comes

back from work, you have to tell him to mind his marriage."

She picked up another photo and said, "This is the daughter of the Wilson family. It is said that she just came back

from studying abroad and has never been in a relationship. She is very similar to your brother. They have never

been in a relationship.

"Oh, there is one more thing. I wanted to tell you a long time ago. Your cousin is single. There is no problem for the

two of you to live together as you can take care of each other. But if he gets married, you can't live together. Your

uncle and I wanted to buy him a new house, so this house is yours," Robyn said intentionally.

Ainsley lowered her eyes. The moment she moved in, she knew that there would be such a day.

Seeing that she did not speak, Robyn continued, "Of course, your parents' villa is also good. Anyway, they have

passed away now. It is comfortable for you to live alone in such a big place. How about I come with you to clean it

up?"

Ainsley could no longer bear it. She looked up at Robyn coldly. "Did you come just to remind me to get out of this

house?

"Look at you, what are you saying? We are a family. How would I want to kick you out? Although my words are not

pleasant to hear, they are true. In the future, when your cousin gets married, are you still living together with him?"

Robyn leaned against the back and took a sip of the tea.

Ainsley sneered,

"Robyn, there are only the two of us in this house. You don't have to pretend. I don't think you will forget what

happened before, and I don't think you will really let it go. Why take so much trouble coming here and pretending to

care about me?"

Robyn didn't expect that she would say this, and she was stunned for a moment.

"Ainsley, I am your aunt."

Ainsley continued, "You keep saying those things because you want me to transfer all the shares I have to my

cousin, right? I can tell that I won't. This is the last thing Dad left me." Ainsley's voice was cold.

Robyn placed the teacup heavily on the coffee table. The tea water splashed out and just happened to fall on those

photos.

Robyn shook her hands and said, "Since you have laid your cards on the table, I don't need to pretend anymore. If

you really care about your father, why didn't you come back to see him at the last moment? You know what? He

died with everlasting regret because you refused to see him. Matteo helped your father close his eyes but failed. In

the end, he could only open his eyes when he was incinerated."

"What?" Ainsley suddenly stood up and froze on the spot.

She didn't know about these things, and her mind was blank.

But Robyn's descriptions made her feel extremely painful, and her eyes instantly welled up with tears.

"You don't know?" Robyn sneered and continued, "You really are a good daughter. When your father was in a car

accident that day, you sat in Manuel's car and saw that accident. However, your father watched Manuel take you

away. Before your father's outstretched hand touched you, you left."

Tears instantly fell. Ainsley remembered the scene. The moment she saw her father in the car accident, she could

not accept the fact and fainted. So the last thing she saw should be her father's outstretched hand?

Ainsley sat paralyzed on the ground. Her mind was full of the scene at that time.

"I... I..." She was almost speechless. She could not think of any words to defend herself.

There was no need to defend herself. The person who loved her the most had already entered the grave.

Even though she knew that it was not her fault, Ainsley still could not forgive herself.

"Ainsley, stop pretending to be aloof. You are similar to all the people you hate."

"Don't say anymore!" Ainsley's voice was hoarse.

"What are you afraid of? The one who died was your father. When he knew that something had happened to you,

he immediately abandoned all matters to find you. It was your fault. You should not have fallen in love with Manuel.

Otherwise, these things would not have happened..."