Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 94: 094. Little Baby Calling_1

Glancing up at Adam Jones’ eyes, which were clearly devoid of any real emotion despite his attempt to feign deep affection, she said, "President Jones, aren’t you misunderstanding something about yourself?"

"What?"

Intuitively sensing that Elly Campbell wouldn’t say anything nice, Adam Jones subconsciously furrowed his brow.

Seeing Elly suddenly curl her lips, a hint of a sly smile flashing in her eyes, she suddenly reached out and scraped the tip of his nose. In the midst of Adam’s astonishment, she said, "This kind of affectionate gesture between a couple doesn’t suit President Jones at all. Doing it doesn’t make people blush or skip a beat; instead, it comes across as pretentious and disgusting."

Adam Jones: "..."

His face darkened as he ground his teeth, glaring at the woman in front of him who was mercilessly criticizing him.

"Furthermore, if President Jones hadn’t inexplicably leaned towards me just now, I wouldn’t have been startled and stepped backward, thus I wouldn’t have been struck by that car. If you hadn’t caught me, you would have been the culprit. You should be glad that you caught me in time, rather than expecting my gratitude."

Adam Jones: "..."

so confidently, and he... actually found her arguments

Campbell subtly rolled her eyes and extricated herself from Adam’s embrace, sprinting towards the bus that had

the lady reconciled

happened to see the lady scrape a finger across her boss’ nose, a gesture that seemed like a boyfriend doting

Uh? That seems backward.

expression, Adam Jones watched as Elly Campbell squeezed

back after leaving, just

performed earlier, Adam Jones felt a sudden throbbing in his

and though her finger had only

in her eyes as she spoke, he suddenly let out a light chuckle, "So you’ve learned to be

curve upwards, his tone carrying a slight

boarded the first bus she saw. Once she saw the bus

coins from her pocket, she paid the fare and only got off after the bus had passed two more stops. By then, the rain had ceased, and there were fewer people hailing cabs. Before long, she managed to catch a ride and

the hospital