Chapter 11 Cason Wouldn't Have Married Ainsley

Roman had been working as Manuel's private chef for a few years, but they rarely showed up together, so Cason and the others had never seen him before. Roman just greeted Lainey and Ainsley as if they had known each other, glanced at the others, and then said with a smile, "It's a windy and cold day. Why don't I drive you two back?" Lainey immediately became excited and considered anyone against her enemy as her friend. At the thought that she could take the chance to embarrass Cason and Kaliyah, her eyes lit up as she said in a sweet voice, "Thank you." Ainsley couldn't help but smile, but she knew that Roman wasn't that thoughtful, and it might be Manuel who asked him to do this. She followed Lainey into the car and looked at the building hidden in the shade. Manuel's request made her lost in thought. "Ms. Easton, I heard from Professor Wade that you are quite accomplished in psychological studies. Would you mind doing me a favor by