Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

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After the posters were posted in the afternoon, the number of students who signed up increased by quite

a bit. Ainsley was extremely busy dealing with a few students. However, she never thought that an

unexpected guest would appear before the posters.

“Psychology Quiz Show? ***Ainsley is actually in charge of it this year?” Kaitlin stared at the two words

“Ainsley Easton” on the posters, her eyes hateful.

Kaitlin’s follower, Jenny, nodded in agreement. “Kaitlin, the administrators are so irresponsible. How

could they let a new intern teacher be in charge of this annual competition? Moreover, isn’t she too

narcissistic? It’s a quiz show. Why did she print her name on the poster?”

Of course, Ainsley did not know that her name was on the posters. This was all done by Serina. She had

specially instructed the student who designed the poster to zoom Ainsley’s name.

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Kaitlin snorted and did not comment on Jenny’s words.

But she looked at the poster and suddenly sneered. She waved at Jenny. “Let’s go. We should go sign

and have fun!”

At the registration stall for the Psychology Quiz Show, a haughty female voice suddenly sounded. “I want

to sign up!”

Ainsley was originally collecting the students’ registration forms while chatting with Serina on the side.

Suddenly hearing this arrogant voice, she slightly frowned and looked up. As expected, she saw Kaitlin’s

domineering face.

There was a hint of provocation on Kaitlin’s face. Ainsley lowered her eyes and calmly looked at the

registration form. “The registration form needs to be carefully filled in. You gotta write down your major,

class, and number. If you only write down your name, you will be directly ignored when we confirm the

list of participants.”

“You!” Kaitlin did not expect that she would be so calm. She immediately became angry. “You did this on

purpose! Don’t you know my major, class, and number?”

Serina glanced sideways and saw Kaitlin making things difficult for Ainsley. She frowned and was about

to speak when she heard Ainsley’s indifferent voice. “If you wanna be a baby, go home. I am

not your mother.”

“Pfft!” Serina could not hold back and laughed.

“Ainsley!” Kaitlin flew into a rage out of humiliation and tugged at the stall, wanting to overturn it!

“If you dare to ruin our stall today, I promise that you will definitely be expelled tomorrow for some

reason.” Serina’s voice suddenly rang out.

She had a smile on her face, but the words were imposing.

The Gage family had always been tolerant. Vindictiveness couldn’t help them achieve what they had

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obtained. Serina’s grandfather had always taught her not to cause trouble and not to be afraid of

troublemakers. So no matter what Kaitlin did, as long as she did not touch Serina’s bottom line or hurt

Ainsley, Serina would ignore her. But if Kaitlin dared to ruin their stall, things would be different. She

could run over to her grandfather and say that Kaitlin had provoked her. At that time, dealing with Kaitlin

would only be a piece of cake.

Kaitlin’s hand trembled, and even though the tablecloth had been pulled up, she put it down unwillingly.

No matter how stupid she was, she knew that if she was expelled from University of Washington

because of the Gage family, there would definitely be no schools that would dare hire her. At that time,

her career would be ruined, and her brother would probably be very mad at her.

Ainsley saw Kaitlin’s actions, and a look of disdain flashed through her eyes.

Kaitlin turned to look at Serina, and a smile actually appeared on her face.

She pulled away the students who were about to sit in front of Serina and sat down. She was a little

attentive. “Serina, I’m sorry. I didn’t see you just now.”

Serina was unmoved by her flattery and rolled her eyes. “If you don’t sign up, go away.”

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