Chapter 68: 068. Besides Letting Go_1 Chapter 68: 068. Besides Letting Go_1 “Elly…”

“Grandma…”

Elly Campbell interrupted the Old Lady before she could continue. She pressed her lips together, smiled faintly, and said, “Grandma, do you know how much more relaxed and comfortable my days have been without Adam Jones?”

The Old Lady was taken aback by Elly’s question, and for a moment, she couldn’t come up with an answer.

Seeing Elly suddenly laugh at herself, a delicate beauty was evident on her face, yet it was tinged with a hint of desolation, “After marrying Adam Jones, I almost forgot I was the daughter of the Campbell Family.”

The Old Lady looked at Elly. Over the course of four years, she had thought Elly’s anger towards Adam had subsided, but she hadn’t expected that this time, Elly had returned even more determined to get a divorce.

“During the three years of marriage, the words spoken between him and me… No, I should say, the words he spoke to me… could be counted on the fingers of my hands. I admit, I once loved him very much, so much that when I found out he agreed to marry me, I would wake up from dreams laughing.”

I loved, bearing children for him, and growing

a proud daughter of the heavens, but in front of him, I put away all my edges,

day I could touch his heart, make him like me too, so for those three years, I constantly tried to ingratiate myself in front of him, liking what he

I knew was that she was the person he cared about most. So, I told myself that the people Adam Jones cared about, I must

persuading her to reconcile with Adam Jones, but once the words were out, they became like

she had once again experienced how Adam Jones would defend Sophie

what can I do besides

was a vast emptiness, a question to the Old Lady but also to herself; what could she do

“Elly…”

something but, faced with Elly’s bewildered eyes, she

was in, it was clear her decision to divorce

more could she say? All she could say was that Adam

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