I'm Richer Than My Billionaire ex-husband

Chapter 607 Stimulating me won't do you any good.

Alina came out from inside.This material belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

The black car was parked not far away, as the window opened, Caleb's clear and noble face was seen.

As he saw Alina, he said to her, "Get in."

Alina frowned, not wanting to get into Caleb's car, yet the next moment Caleb said, "You have less than five minutes to escape now, it's better to be quick."

Caleb knew too well what kind of crazy things Alina would do to hold Chester back.

At this, Alina didn't hesitate and went straight to the car.

"Didn't you get forcibly sent out of the country?" Andre couldn't even come to Ingford now, but Caleb was capable.

Surprisingly, in a short period of time, he had secretly returned to Ingford.

And Chester seemed to be unaware of it.

Caleb looked at Alina, "What did you do just now?"

After seeing the white ash stained on Alina's hands, Caleb asked. The car had already left the spot in a hurry, like an arrow weaving through the mountain road. Alina only looked at her hands, got some tissue to wipe it in disgust, before throwing the tissue out the car window.

"I dropped your mother."

The words of severe impact caused Caleb's car to sharp bark, and the tyres rubbed sharply on the ground, making a seriously harsh sound.

And then he looked towards her.

Alina looked at Caleb with raised eyebrows, "I'm telling the truth."

"You're stimulating me? Do you know that irritating me now will not do you any good at all?" Caleb was going crazy.

Alina was contentious and full of thorns.

Just now, this sentence had its strong impact on Caleb.

Alina, "The fact that you two brothers hate me is something I begged for."

She couldn't wait for these two brothers to treat her like a fart because of their hatred, so that she would feel better. Caleb, "..."

At those words, his face was now much darker.

"You will die sooner or later with your mouth."

"When I used to have a kind mouth, I attracted a lot of hatred." Alina looked out of the window, the emotions that had been running high at the funeral parlour now seemed to have calmed down. Her gaze was so hollow and so painful.

Caleb restarted the car, and at that moment Alina said in a light tone, "Since I was young, my mother has taught me that girls should be gentle and generous, and be kind and decent."

"So when Emma came to my house, whether it was something I might have to throw away or something I was enjoying, as long as she took an extra look at it, I would take care of her emotions and feelings, fearing that she would be treated unfairly and would therefore feel inferior and uncomfortable."

"When she said she wanted to see me host a show, I took her to the radio station the school had arranged, and when she didn't have the right clothes, I gave her my best dress."

"Grandma said she was skinny, she must have not eaten well since she was young in the countryside and her nutrition had been poor, so whenever she ate at our house, grandma would cook meals that were nutritious for the child."

When she said this, Alina looked at Caleb.

Caleb's heart choked violently in hearing the name of Emma.

Alina, "Wasn't I kind at that time? Wasn't my mother kind? Wasn't my grandmother kind?"

At that time, her mother guided her to grow up with the kindest side of humanity.

Grandmother loved Emma so much and took care of the child, both explicitly and implicitly.

"She was able to stay in the city and go to school because my father personally went to do the paperwork, so wouldn't my father have been kind?"

If they weren't kind, how could they be unconditional and do their best to help a nanny's daughter?

"We're all kind, and what happens? Then they are in hostility, they are not good enough to protect themselves."

Suddenly, Caleb covered Alina's mouth, stopping the next words she might still say.

He said, "Alright, stop it."

"It's because we're kind that we end up not being able to protect even the people closest to us."

"Then you shouldn't..." Caleb surprisingly was unable to continue.

"Okay, you did the right thing, you did everything right, okay?"

"I'm not saying this to get you to agree with me."

"Yes, I know." He knew that just now she had made a scene at the mourning hall, and it was only because she wanted to give Chester a serious boost, thus losing her mind and buying time for Penny's departure.

At that time, those people looked at Alina as if they were looking at a madman, and all of them were saying that she was outrageous.

Even if Vanessa was as hateful as she could be, she was now dead and today was the day she was sent to the grave.

How could Alina treat her with such disrespect?

How could she be so vicious as to disrespect a dead person?

Yet she was forced to do so.

"Both of the Moon sisters are not good people, I must let Penny go." And the fact that Chester let Penny and Annie live together was the last thing Alina could stand.

So this was sort of incontributing to Penny's departure.

After all, it was really too difficult for her to wait for a chance for Penny to leave.

After today, Chester would have more time, and Alina really wasn't sure that she could still wait until the next time.

So today, she had to let Penny leave first.

The car went its way to the pier.

The moment she got out of the car, the wind of Hasnan River was so cold, and the water vapour carried a thick fishy smell.

Caleb grabbed her hand and headed in the direction of the boat.

The moment she got on the boat, Caleb followed her and Alina frowned, "What are you doing?"

"Are you going to let me stay behind to bear his wrath alone?"

Today she made a scene in the funeral parlour, if Chester came to his sense, he would definitely cut those involved in it to death.

Alina, "If he knows you are leaving with me..."

Alina didn't go on with the latter words, apparently there was so much worry.

And when Caleb saw the worry in Alina's eyes, his eyes dimmed, "You still have a conscience."

With that, she dragged him onto the boat.