Starting with A Divorce novel (Ainsley and Cason) novel Chapter 552

Chapter 552 Delivering Food

"Dad, what are you talking about?" Lainey stared at Jaydan in shock, unable to believe what he had just said.

"I said, we've been almost through the formalities for going abroad. You get ready, and I'll send you to Boletia for study in a few days,” Jaydan said in an unquestionable tone with a cold face.

Lainey trembled slightly, tears welling up in her eyes in an instant. Her voice was choked with sobs, but it sounded unusually firm. 'No, I'm not going."

"You have to." Jaydan got up angrily and slammed the table, making heavy noises.

However, Lainey raised her arm to wipe away the tears with her sleeve. "You have no right to limit my freedom even if you're my father. I'm not going abroad. You'd better drop the idea."

She then turned around and quickly left the study without giving him a chance to retort.

But she showed her vulnerability as soon as she returned to the bedroom alone.

Biting her finger, she paced back and forth in the room at a loss, muttering, "What should I do? What should I do..."

Just as she was burning with anxiety, her cell phone suddenly rang.

Shocked, she picked up the phone after calming herself down. "Roman, are you home?’ she said in a low voice.

Roman was standing on the balcony where Lainey liked to stay the most.

He looked into the distance with a faint smile. "Yes."

She pursed her lips and could not help but tell him what worried her.

Roman fell silent after hearing it.

There was dead silence but for their gentle breathing over the phone.

Lainey couldn't stop her heart from pounding due to uneasiness.

Just as she was about to ask him what he was thinking, he said slightly hoarsely. "Do you wanna go?”

"Screw you! Do I need to tell you if I want to go?" she cried angrily.

Roman breathed a sigh of relief. "Okay, I see. Lainey, don't fight with your dad about it now. I'll take care of it."

And then he hung up the phone, ending Lainey's further question of what he could do forthem.

It was the first time that he had hung up on her.

She blinked blankly and stared at her phone, grinding her teeth.

Jaydan was busy. He stayed at home for a while and then went out.

Lainey watched TV absent-mindedly on the sofa in the living room and glanced at the clock on the wall from time to time.

It was almost time for Roman to deliver the meal for her. She decided to take the time to ask him more about his idea.

At seven o'clock, the doorbell rang.

Without putting on her shoes, Lainey immediately jumped off the sofa and ran to open the door.

But to her disappointment, there was no one but a wrapped dinner box on the floor when she opened the door.

Roman put the meal at the door and left immediately for fear that he would run into Jaydan, who had a bad impression of him. He couldn't make things worse.

Unfortunately, she did not understand what he was thinking about, so she vented her anger on the box instead.

Coincidentally, Jaydan had finished his work earlier and happened to see her standing at the door in a daze when he got off the car.