Become Filthy Rich After Divorce

Chapter 236 Still relying on big brother?

In order to take care of her and the child during that year, Megan had aged a lot.

It was evident that both her and the child were in very poor health during that year, and it was good that

they were around.

If they hadn't been there, what would have happened to her then?

Alina didn't dare to think about it.

"What do you want to do?" Chester asked her.

Andre had asked her this question too.

And he even knew that at this time, she wanted to cut Emma to death with her own hands by a

thousand cuts. But she couldn't do that.

"I will go back to Werland Villa."

"You help me and threaten her." Just like before.

As long as Emma left Werland Villa, then she would definitely face an even more miserable fate, so

that Emma wouldn't dare to leave Werland Villa in any way.

If she left Werland Villa, she would get a miserable fate.

If she did not leave Werland Villa, her life would not be easy.

Alina obviously wanted to make her suffer before she got what she deserved. NôvelD(ram)a.ôrg owns this content.

Chester, "Okay."

Chester promised her.

Especially after hearing the monstrous hatred in Alina's tone, at this very moment, he had to promise

her.

She, in her heart, was holding monstrous anger. If this was not vented out, the one who would

eventually backfire would definitely be her.

So at this time, whatever she wants, they have to oblige her. This is why Andre called him.

...

Ingford.

There was a very large cruise ship building on the Hasnan River, a large building that could hold more

than two thousand people at the same time for meals, which was famous for its snacks.

"Do you like it here?" Chester embraced Alina and walked inside.

Many gazes were attracted by how well matched the two were when they embraced each other.

Looking at the familiar surroundings, Chester clearly felt Alina's body change.

"What's wrong?"

"My mother used to bring me here too."

"I, too, have brought Emma here."

Looking at Alina wit tears in his arms, he sighed, "Let's change places."

"No, this place is fine."

The tone of her voice was all bitterness.

This was the first time she had set foot in this place since her parents had passed away, and all these

years, she had avoided going to places where mum and dad had been. How sentimental these places

really were for her.

And Chester has now brought her here.

For the first time, she was looking squarely at these places full of memories, and at this time, Alina had

a mixed feeling in her heart.

In fact, all these years she had never quite accepted the news that her mum and dad had really passed

away, but now in Chester's company, she accepted it.

Snacks were had once been eaten by Alina.

Familiar cutlery.

Familiar flavours.

Familiar meals.

"This soup dumpling still tastes like the original." Alina said in a bitter tone.

She still remembered the first time she ate this soup dumpling, because it burned her mouth, her father

even found ice to put on it.

At that time, she was too small and therefore defenceless against these foods.

These, full of happy memories, made for more sentimental pain.

"Would you like another one?" Looking at her eating carefully like a kitten, the man's eyes were full of

doting.

Alina shook her head, "No need."

"I want to eat something else."

"Okay."

The man nodded his head.

Alina, "Why aren't you eating?"

"Not hungry." And he liked watching her eat.

Chester knew more or less about Alina's tastes, or at least knew that the snacks on this cruise ship

were her favourites.

People say that when you are particularly fond of someone, you will unconsciously grasp all her

preferences.

Chester and Alina didn't spend much time together.

But most of her habits, he knew them all.

"There's one thing."

"What?"

"When you went back to Shirling, I helped you move all your stuff to Waterside Villa."

Alina’s hand holding the spoon was shaking.

"How come it's not Mulherd Manor?" If everything was left at Werland Villa, she was actually a bit

uneasy.

She would not have let Emma go, but she had to be more on top of the game for taking North Eglinton

Show, whether it was back then or three years later.

Emma has been doing things to destroy her.

So much so that she would be a fool if she wasn't defensive.

Chester, "That woman has many tricks up her sleeve, but whether it's Emma or Caleb, they definitely

can't reach out to Waterside Villa."

For Emma, Caleb is capable of doing anything.

Think of the previous Oklens Show.

How many bottomless things did Caleb do for Emma time and time again? Even for the sake of Emma,

Alina wasn't even allowed to go to Oklens.

She had always admitted that Caleb was a very sensible man.

But this sanity had become bottomless in front of Emma. Therefore, on this point, Alina naturally had to

be on guard.

"Okay." Alina nodded her head.

"From now on, every afternoon, go to Waterside Villa."

"Okay."

The man nodded.

Alina tasted the dumplings, which looked like red oil and grease, but were actually not spicy at all, and

were not greasy either.

Thinking of all these familiar things, Alina's hatred for Emma was even more monstrous.

The snacks here, Chester ordered one as well.

He had learned about everything but one thing, and that was Alina's appetite. She can really eat.

Looking like a cat taking small bites, yet he didn't eat a single bite of these things, but she didn't have

much left.

"Done eating?" Looking at Alina put down her chopsticks, the man had a smile all over his eyes.

Alina was instantly embarrassed as she looked at how much she had eaten.

Women, in front of the men, always do not want men to see how much they eat.

"Okay."

"Take me back to Werland Villa." Now that she'd had enough to eat and drink, it was time for her to go

to war.

The original smile in the man's eyes turned into heartache for Alina in this moment.

"Alina, you can actually..."

"I must do it myself." Before the man could finish his words, he was interrupted by Alina.

In this matter, she is absolutely not half give way.

Chester understood what she meant, this matter was too big for her.

And it was very important.