Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 579 Self-directed and Acted

Lindsay looked at the two of them. "Cason, where's Kaitlin? Her nephew is missing, why didn't she hurry to look for

him?"

Cason shook his head, and Kaliyah’s face was also full of complaints.

But right now, Kaitlin was in the finance department of the Baldry Group. She handed Kaliyah’s account to the

financial manager and said seriously, "Check if there are any transfer records in this account today."

The financial manager glanced at the account and hesitated. "Ms. Baldry, this account belongs to Madam."

"I know, but I'm a shareholder of the Baldry Group. I have the right to check the records, right? Who knows if

someone has embezzled the company's funds?" Kaitlin said in a low voice.

The manager looked at her with embarrassment. "But..."

"There’s no 'but'! I could still remember you embezzled quite a bit when you asked for company compensation.

That's all our money. We didn't hold it against you, but you dare not recognize who's in charge and who's an

outsider?!"

His face immediately turned red. He obediently turned on the computer and entered a long password, which was

still the inquiry record.

More than ten seconds later, the transfer records came out.

Looking at the transfer record of 160 thousand dollars at the bottom, she smiled and said, "Copy this page for me.'

The transfer record would lead this story to be interesting enough. When Cason gave her this card before, he did

not tell Kaliyah that it was linked with the company.

Except for such large sums of money like this time, many of them were transferred to the Packer family.

Cason might not care about such records, but Lindsay definitely did.

An hour later, Kaitlin returned to the Baldry family with some documents.

As soon as she came back, Kaliyah’s hatred had shifted, and all her anger was directed at Kaitlin.

"Where have you been? Jackson is missing but it seems like you don't even care. Are you hoping that something

bad would happen to him so that you could take over the Baldry Group?"

Kaitlin was stunned. Before she could react, she heard Lindsay continue to complain, "She's right. Do you really not

care about Jackson that much?"

Kaitlin smiled bitterly. "I don't care? The reason why I'm not here is to find out why Jackson was lost. Kaliyah, do you

really care about him?"

Perhaps her eyes were too sharp that Kaliyah was so scared that she avoided the gaze. She thought with fear, "Did

she already know everything?"

Cason frowned. "What did you find out?"

"Why don't you ask my sister-in-law if she wants me to tell you." Kaitlin looked at her with a faint smile.

She screamed subconsciously, "Shut up! The most important thing is to find Jackson now. Don't talk nonsense. I

know you don't like me. I framed you when you were in prison last time. I will turn myself in when Jackson comes

back, is that ok for you? Stop saying anything!"

Anyone with a discerning eye could see her fear, even Lindsay.

She looked at Kaitlin solemnly. "What did you find?"

"I found out..." She took a deep look at Kaliyah, whose eyes were full of threats and pleading, but she still said,

"Kaliyah’s transfer records." She took out the document from her bag. "A transfer record at seven o'clock tonight,

160 thousand dollars. Can you explain why you still transferred when Jackson was still missing?"

Cason and Lindsay looked at Kaliyah at the same time. Cason took the transfer records to take a few looks.

He didn't care about the rest, but the latest transfer record at seven o'clock tonight confused him.

"To whom? Why should you transfer?"

Kaliyah looked at them in horror. She clenched her fists in a panic, trying to calm herself down.

"I just... I just couldn't see my family pitiful like that, so I went..."

Cason was keenly aware of her fear and realized at once that something was wrong. He stood up and walked up to

her, his tone became serious. "Tell me what exactly is going on?"

"It's her! She framed me on purpose!" Kaliyah pointed at Kaitlin.

Kaitlin just sneered.

After that, she immediately released the recordings in the afternoon.

"The child was missing... You're still thinking about money... I didn't ask you to put the child on the ground... Transfer

tonight..."

Kaliyah’s face turned pale. She had never thought that Kaitlin would hear her phone call and record it all down!

Of course, even now she couldn't admit it. "You liar, you made the records to frame me!"

Kaitlin didn't want to answer her at all. She looked at Cason and said, "Cason, I've found out that the woman who

attracted you to leave the hospital was arranged by Kaliyah. She arranged people to take Jackson away, but she

didn't expect that he would really be lost."

Kaliyah collapsed on the sofa in despair. That was true.

Cason frowned and looked at her angrily. "How dare you do this? It's your fault!"

"It's not me! It's all you!" She looked sharply at him. "If you had been home every day, would I have ended up like

this? I really hate you. If you love Ainsley that much, why did you divorce her? If you don't love me, why did you

marry me and give birth to Jackson?” Kaliyah cried.

She pointed at him with red eyes and said, "It's all your fault! You don't love Ainsley or me but only yourself. If it

weren’t for you, how could I have come up with such a bad idea? Now my son is missing, but you're still blaming

me!'

Kaliyah raised her head hysterically. When she was about to hit him, her hand was blocked.

It was Lindsay who had blocked her. She also raised her hand and slapped hard on Kaliyah’s face.

"How dare you slap my son! How dare you get someone to kidnap my grandson!" Lindsay's heart ached. How could

this woman be so stupid to take out so much money just to put on a show?

Kaliyah covered her face and stood up. "You're all the same! Mom, I've told you many times that Cason has never

been home, but you didn't care, did you? He's always been like this! If he really likes Ainsley, why doesn't he go find

her?"

It was also the first time that Kaitlin had seen her so hysterical. She was overjoyed. "It's all karma."

Kaliyah was stunned for a moment, then cried and said, "You're right. This is karma!"

Lindsay had never cried so sadly before. She was crying out of breath with anger. "Cason! Divorce her!

Immediately! We can't afford to offend such a woman!"

If there were things like this in the future, she would spend millions of dollars to deal with the family.

When she heard the word divorce, Kaliyah suddenly stood up. She was so angry that she had forgotten what her

parents asked her to do. 'No problem! But the child is mine! Don't even think about taking my son away! After the

divorce, I'll live with my son!"