Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 61: 061. Beating the Illegitimate Daughter (1)_1 Chapter 61: 061. Beating the Illegitimate Daughter (1)_1 Elly Campbell’s expression was calm, as if she was truly discussing qualifications with Sophie Baker.

Sophie’s face turned pale with anger as she glared at Elly Campbell; this genuine look of resentment was much more pleasing to Elly than feigned grievance.

“Elly Campbell, I’ve endured your harshness and humiliation time and again. What exactly do you want before you’re satisfied?”

“Disappear from my sight and stop provoking me, that’s when I’ll be satisfied.”

Elly Campbell lazily arched an eyebrow, her indifferent lips curving into an almost imperceptible smile that never quite reached her eyes.

“Why should I? All I want is a bit of Dad’s love. I’m not competing with you for anything. Why must you be like this?”

Sophie truly couldn’t understand; it had never crossed her mind to have her mother officially replace Elly’s, so why couldn’t Elly yield even a little bit?

“How much love you want from James Campbell has nothing to do with me. But Sophie, from the very beginning, you’ve misunderstood the situation!”

light in Elly’s eyes darkened, instilling a

want nothing, I know the truth, but I don’t care. The things that belong to me, Elly Campbell, you’d better be able to swallow them if

had soured

from me;

spell it out, a sinking feeling abruptly took hold of

if she understood something but was unwilling to accept it, feeling the suffocating difficulty of becoming a

as Elly took a step to leave, Sophie called out to her with a cold

“Elly Campbell!”

pretend to be pitiable as she had

Is your attitude appropriate? Is this how your mother taught you? Is this the

cried out the words she had been suppressing

to look at Sophie, her gaze was terrifying—as if with a few more seconds of that look, she could

an icy chill, making Sophie unable

ability to resist; knowing full well

spoke them, she regretted it; she knew that the Elly before her was not someone she could