Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 67: 067. It’s really impossible now_1 Chapter 67: 067. It’s really impossible now_1 James Churchill let out a light laugh, perhaps Elly herself hadn’t noticed how intense the sadness in her eyes was when she said that sentence “There had never been a beginning between him and me.”

Elly Campbell pushed open the door of the café, and from a distance, she saw the Old Lady of the Jones Family sitting in a nondescript corner of the coffee shop, waving at her.

“Grandma.”

As she approached, Elly called out softly and sat down opposite the Old Lady.

The Old Lady was almost eighty years old, her hair already grizzled, and she was wearing black-framed reading glasses with a white women’s leisure suit. She appeared energetic and exuded an intellectual charm.

It had been over four years since they’d last met, and when Elly saw her again, the feeling of closeness hadn’t become unfamiliar because of the four-year separation. The Old Lady felt the same.

The Old Lady watched Elly with a smile, seemingly very happy.

left, I was so anxious my hair turned white. That old coot, your grandpa, wouldn’t tell me

with William Campbell since they were young, so Elly wasn’t surprised by her manner of speaking and just smiled

asked grandpa not to tell

would learn about the child and force her to have an abortion. She knew that Adam wouldn’t allow

she was glad that she had

dare to continue the thought, just lowered her

coffee had been served. She was stirring her coffee intermittently with a spoon, trying to

Old Lady, seeing her like this, sighed and said,

briefly, Elly looked up at the

took her hand, saying, “Grandma, in truth, both of us know

feelings for you, do you really think Grandma could have pressured him? In the four years since

holding the spoon, tightened. The Old Lady often comforted her with these