"No."
Trixie said: "I only met Daryl at the University. I don't know much about his high school, so I am more
curious." Her explanation made Eloise less nervous and open-minded.
"In fact, Daryl was nothing in high school. He was good-looking and studied well at that time, and many
girls were chasing him."
Eloise approached Trixie and lowered her voice. "But they were all scolded back by Hailey. At that time,
almost the whole school knew that Hailey was chasing Daryl, but Daryl did not respond to her until after
the college entrance examination."
"They went to the university together either?"
"This I don't know. I didn't do well in the exam. I took a three-book exam. Hailey seemed to have
entered a school with Daryl."
Eloise's words sounded the alarm in Trixie's heart. She had never heard Daryl say these things. Even
when he confessed his relationship with Hailey to her before, she has never heard him say that Hailey
went to school with him.
Thinking about it, Trixie's heart became more annoyed. At that time, she had been chased by Daryl. In
addition, she had a superior feeling and was proud of herself. He never paid attention to other girls.
Therefore, she was not sure whether there was a person like Hailey in the school.
If Eloise said Daryl focused on his studies in high school, he was indifferent to Smith's pursuit. If the
one who was chasing was Hailey, a man can't hold on in the end, not to mention Daryl has a good
relationship with Hailey. But the more she thinks so, the more uncomfortable Trixie feels.
Trixie couldn't help being jealous when she thought that the husband she loved for nine years and
might have treated another woman the same as hers. This is something that every woman can't stand.
But Trixie must force herself to calm down because now is not the time to be impulsive. She wants to
be rational, and she wants to find out the truth of the matter. Only when she finds out the truth can she
openly divorce Daryl and then get custody of Kinsley.
If the truth was as Daryl explained to her, then she has nothing to say. What happened was regarded to
the past, turning a blind eye and continuing to live well with Daryl. After all, Kinsley has a biological
father who loves her, which is more important than anything else.
After having dinner with Eloise, Trixie went directly to the school to pick up Kinsley. As soon as she
took Kinsley out, she turned her face and saw Hailey, who came to pick up Aiden.
Hailey also saw Trixie and took the initiative to greet her, but Trixie didn't want to pay attention to it. She
said two words at will and prevaricated.
"Mrs. Blayden, do you hate me? Leaving in a hurry without saying a word?"
Trixie, who was leading Kinsley to leave, suddenly stopped and gave her a look. "I didn't mean that, but
Kinsley's grandmother came home today, and I have to hurry back."
Daryl’s mom came home, but it was just an excuse for Trixie. She really doesn't want to say anything to
her right now. Every time she meets this woman, it's nothing good.
"So? Then you really have to go back early. Otherwise, you're afraid that the elderly will get upset if you
go back late," Hailey spoke in a strange tone, and Trixie wanted to leave more.
Just as she was about to leave, Hailey spoke again, "By the way, Mrs. Blayden, I seem to have seen
Mr. Blayden just now. He is with a girl. I thought he came to pick up Kinsley and said hello to her."
Her words stopped Trixie. She turned around and looked at her coldly. "What exactly do you want to
say?"
"Nothing." Hailey spread her hands and looked indifferent. "I just told you what I saw. If Mrs. Blayden
wants, you can pretend I didn't say it."
She smiled, but her tone was a provocation to Trixie.
Trixie clenched her hand, holding the bag, sipped her lips, and hesitated whether she should believe
her or not.
The next second, her distrust of Daryl finally defeated reason. "Where did you see it?"
"The path to the west, where his car is still parked." She smiled and then added, "You're welcome."
Trixie ignored her and led Kinsley straight in the parking direction.
Sitting in the car, Trixie accidentally glanced out of the window while wearing her seat belt. Hailey still
took Aiden's hand and stood there, smiling and looking over. Trixie only looked at her and withdrew her
eyes. This woman gives a person the feeling of uncertainty.
She drove by according to the route Hailey just said. Sure enough, Daryl's car was seen parked in a
temporary parking space on the side of the road from a distance.
Trixie parked her car behind him, then carried Kinsley out of the car, locked the door, and looked all the
way down the road.
There are not many people on this road, but there are many places to eat. It looks like a night market
street.
Although Kinsley is picked up and dropped off every day by her, Trixie has never noticed this road and
has never even looked at it. She didn't know what Daryl was doing here or who he was with. Trixie was
very uneasy.
Trixie didn't dare to let go of any hotel by the window along this road, but he didn't see Daryl. Trixie saw
Daryl by the restaurant's second-floor window until she reached the last restaurant that looked a little
upscale.
She didn't rush up, just stood downstairs and watched him quietly for a while.
She found that he seemed to be talking to someone, talking and laughing, looking relaxed and familiar
with the person opposite. She changed her place and wanted to see who was sitting opposite to Daryl,
only to find that the man's position was blocked by a pillar and could not be seen at all.
Trixie had to take out her cell phone and call Daryl. The phone rang twice, and he hung up. This made
Trixie angry. She called again, the phone rang twice over there and immediately connected.
"What's the matter, honey?"
"Where are you?" Trixie's voice was cold, and she looked up at the window on the second floor. Daryl
covered her mouth and talked to her on the phone. It fell into her eyes.
"I'm in the company. There are still some things not finished. Have you picked up Kinsley? Are you
okay today?"
He lied again!
Trixie clearly heard the noise from his side. Although it was minimal, she could still recognize that it
was not the voice of the company. What's more, he is sitting in a restaurant not far from her now, but he
can't see her.
"Is it? Is there a meeting over there? Why is it so loud?"
"Ah yes! It's a meeting!" Daryl smiled twice, trying to relieve his nervousness.
"Well, I see. I'll be home later."
"Then you and I will eat..." Before Daryl finished speaking, Trixie hung up the phone directly.
Things came to that point that there was no need to listen to it under the pretext of such things.
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