I'm richer than my billionaire ex-husband
Chapter 394 Getting ready to go back to Shirling?

When Alina saw Emma again, she was in a terrible state and her face was covered in bruises.

The blackness under her eyes reminded Alina of the first time she had seen Emma, when she was originally black and thin.

The haggardness of not having slept well made a strong impression on her.

The time has changed and they are facing each other across the cold bars.

"I was wrong." Emma looked at Alina and said in a pained tone, "I lost too."

People say that if a person works hard enough, they can become a human being and can change their destiny.

She thought that if she worked hard enough, she would be able to stand on a par with Alina, yet now she was wrong after all.

She was, indeed, wrong.

Alina looked at Emma in silence as Emma suddenly fell to her knees.

With that, she knelt down to Alina with her eyes full of pain.

"I was wrong, and I lost."

This was the only thing she, after meeting Hope in these days, wanted to say to Alina.

Hope is right, if it weren't for the Hughes family, they can't even get a foothold in the city, they don't even have a direction to work towards, and yet what has she done?

In the end, the only person who had come to their aid in Ingford, bit by bit, were destroyed by her.

"I know it's useless for me to say anything now, but Alina, you're the only person I'm sorry for in this life."

All the evil she had done had started because of her jealousy of Alina, and now she came to her senses.

With the Hughes family, Alina was like a princess. They were born completely different from each other. So how could she be jealous of Alina? Or even try to surpass her?

Even if she was even richer than Alina, so what?

They have something completely different, which simply cannot be transcended, and she recognises it clearly.

But what's the point?

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I was wrong, I was wrong." she was really wrong.

And Alina looked at Emma, who had come to her senses, and at that moment she did not know what she felt in her heart, but only felt her heart stifled.

"Wrong?" Murmuring softly, she felt her heart churning with instant calm.

Looking at Emma, she said, "The cost of your recognition of your mistake is great."

Emma, "Yes, What you pay for, what I pay for, are great."

She had been around Caleb.

Eventually, the truth surfaced, Caleb hated her, and she was really going to die, with death, for what she had done, paid the price.

Emma, this time, really realised her mistake and she came to her senses.

As Alina said, the price is a bit high.

Or perhaps, as Lois said, if Emma did not go to the Hughes family back then, no matter how hard the countryside was, but in the end, she would have spent this life in peace. Without going to the Hughes family, perhaps she would have had her lover by her side and her children at her knees.

Her fate was literally changed, and she lost everything completely.

When Alina returned to Mulherd Manor, she got the news that someone from the Collins family had picked up the child.

It was Vanessa who came to take the child back first as Alina was not there, and Alina nodded her head.

Marry, "Going to pick up Penny?"

"No, let them play." Alina said.

To Caleb, she was truly ruthless, but to the Collins family, she couldn't. After all, the Collins family treated her well. Chester brought back some snacks that Alina liked to eat, Alina said, "It's a long drive there."

"You love it, I'll go and bring it to you every day." Chester said to Alina.

The tone was all doting.

Alina has a smile on her lips.

Chester, "Getting ready to go back to Shirling?"

She had gone to see Emma, and she would have waited for a result.

Don't want to let things slip again halfway through, as they did last time.

And now that the matter of Emma has settled down completely, then there is no need for her to remain in Ingford.

She nodded, "Yes, Grandpa is getting older and I need to be there for him."

So many loved ones were lost.

Alina treasures the time she can spend with her family, and she regrets that she ran to the radio station to record her show whenever she could when her mother was around.

In fact, time outside of schoolwork is meant to spend more time with her parents, it's just a shame that when she has time between studies, she is basically busy with work as well. Now that it's over, she just wants to spend more time with her grandfather.

"Okay." Chester nodded, knowing how much she longed for her loved ones and how precious that cherished was.

He, on the other hand, wanted to be her family.

Becoming her kin will get her to care.

"What's wrong?" Seeing Alina rubbing her temples, he frowned and asked.

Alina, "I don't know what's wrong lately, but I always have a bad headache."

"

"Looks like I'm going to have to make time to go to the hospital to get checked out." This constant migraine is not a good thing.

She has been taking special care of herself since her last headache, but now the pain is getting worse.

Chester, "Bailey is coming back, he has good attainments in this area, why don't you go back to Shirling after seeing him?"

"It's just a minor problem, there's no need to wait for Bailey." Alina knew that Bailey was a very good friend of Chester and that Bailey's attainment in this area.

How could she trouble that busy man with a minor ailment?

However, Chester said unconcernedly, "To me, everything about you is a big deal."

At the sound of his voice, her heart choked.

She knew that Chester had always been a very serious person and that she had to absolutely believe what came out of his mouth.

And because it was so serious, it was known that every word he said was not false, even if it was so ambiguous.

"Alright then, do as you say." Looking to Chester, she said with a smile on his lips, but her heart was full of thoughts.

Watching Alina grow calmer and calmer after Caleb's affair, Chester was relieved.

And everything was all because of him.

This time, when Alina was at her most helpless, Chester was always by her side, which made Alina's heart to rely on.

It was as if that reliance was important to her, and as if, too, it had been lost a long time ago.