Starting with A Divorce novel (Ainsley and Cason) novel Chapter 376

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Ainsley could not say anything. After all, whether it was the truth or the evidence, she had never

seen it.

But when Manuel saw Serina’s sad look, she put her hand on Serina’s shoulder and said gently, “Although I don’t know what happened and what you just said, you should believe in Manuel. When

he was in Ocala, his reaction after knowing the truth was not much better than yours. His eyes

were full of shock.”

Ainsley paused and continued to say, “You already know the truth. You all know what you should

1. Compared to being cheated, isn’t it better to be clear about it?”

At the very least, they wouldn’t make any random guesses, nor would they fail to sleep all day and

night.

Serina nodded with a serious expression. She asked in confusion, “Ainsley, Manuel didn’t tell you.

about that?”

Ainsley smiled and shook her head. “If he wants me to know, he will take the initiative to tell me.”

“Ainsley, no matter what decision Manuel makes, I believe that he will never hurt you. Just like what

you said to me just now, we can trust him,” Serina said.

Ainsley looked at the time on the phone. She said, “It’s getting late. Let’s go quickly.”

“OK.”

Altona Bay was located in the wealthy district of Seattle. It was not very outstanding among

Manuel’s many properties.

But Manuel was very fond of Serina, and the lock of this villa also had recorded Serina’s.

fingerprints.

After opening the door, Ainsley saw the leather shoes placed randomly at the entrance of the villa.

Ainsley confirmed that Manuel was probably here.

On the sofa was a suit jacket. Ainsley was still looking at the room when Serina ran to the bedroom.

to see if Manuel was there.

“Ah!”

Serina’s scream attracted Ainsley’s attention. She quickly found the direction where Serina was. The bathroom door was opened and she saw Manuel lying in the bathtub with his eyes closed. His

hand was on the edge of the bathtub.

Before Ainsley could react, Serina had already rushed over. She shook Manuel’s arm randomly.

“Manuel, wake up. What happened to you?”

“It’s so cold!” Serina touched the water.

Hearing this, Ainsley walked over. Manuel was not *******, and his lower body was wrapped in a

bath towel.

Ainsley reached out and touched Manuel’s body lightly. It was so cold!

Serina was right. There was no heat in the bathtub at all. At this time, nearly three hours had

passed since Manuel gave her the first call.

Even if Manuel started to take a bath from the first call, the whole villa was wrapped in heat. The

bathroom also had an automatic heating function. So much water could not become so cold in

three hours.

Unless it was not hot water from the beginning.

Manuel was lying in the bathtub with his eyes tightly closed. Serina’s strong shaking just now could

not wake him up. It meant that Manuel had fainted. Manuel had one arm on the edge of the

bathtub and the other hand was in the water.

Now that the hand was ********and the skin was wrinkled, Manuel must have been soaked for a long

time.

“Serina, call Roman and ask him what to do. Should we send him to the hospital or do something

else?” At such a grim moment, Ainsley still maintained a rare sense of reason.

Serina immediately took out her phone and called Roman. After getting an accurate answer, Serina

hung up the phone.

“Ainsley, Roman said that he will come over to deal with it. She asked us to help carry Manuel out

first.” Serina looked worriedly at Manuel, who had lost consciousness.

The two of them looked at Manuel at the same time. Ainsley frowned slightly and asked

uncertainly, “Are you sure the two of us can help him up?”

Serina was stunned. She first pressed the water drain button. In less than five minutes, all the cold

water in the bathtub had been discharged.

Manuel’s lower body was covered in a bath towel, but there was a possibility that this bath towel

would fall. Ainsley first found a bathrobe in the wardrobe and put it on with Serina.

“Manuel, wake up!”

Ainsley did not smell the wine from Manuel. She judged that Manuel had not drunk any alcohol, but

for some reason, he fainted.

Ainsley pulled Manuel’s arm with all her strength and helped him up.

Ten minutes passed. When Roman arrived, Manuel was still in the bathtub.

“Ms. Easton, Ms. Gage, let me do it.” Roman walked in with a man in a suit. They sent Manuel to

bed without much effort.

Roman said to the man in a suit, “Please take a look.”

Only then did Ainsley realize that the person Roman brought was a doctor. They waited outside the

bedroom, and the doctor checked Manuel’s body in the room.

Serina asked in confusion, “Roman, why can’t we send Manuel to the hospital?”