Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 126: 126. Unwilling_1

"What did my brother mean by his last words? What does he mean by saying I should feel lucky that Christopher Moore doesn’t have a sister like me?"

Lily Jones murmured to herself for a while before suddenly realizing the implication, her face instantly flushed with anger, "Even my brother thinks I’m difficult to get along with as a sister-in-law?"

What does that mean? She merely felt that Elly Campbell, who was so scheming, didn’t deserve to marry her brother. How could he think she was difficult to get along with?

It also depends on who becomes her sister-in-law. If it were Sophie, she definitely wouldn’t treat her that way.

"Has Elly Campbell bewitched Adam? He used to dislike her himself, and now he defends her at every turn. What does that mean?"

Sophie Baker’s face turned even uglier than before. She had thought that her subtle tattling would at least annoy Elly Campbell for Adam; after all, Lily was still a patient, and Elly Campbell didn’t care about her health.

But after speaking so much, it seemed like Adam didn’t listen to any of it; the only thing he caught on was that Elly Campbell didn’t want a divorce.

in protecting Elly Campbell, could he have

for eight years. How many more periods of eight years did

the hospital ward, Adam Jones went to look for Elly Campbell. He checked his watch; at this time,

he saw Elly Campbell standing at a distance in the corridor of the ward, her hands casually

thin lips and stepped forward,

familiar voice brought Elly Campbell back to reality. Her delicate eyebrows furrowed lightly as she turned around,

maintaining a detached indifference toward Adam Jones that she always seemed capable of presenting

his face. He simply walked up to her, his tall frame casually leaning against the railing as he looked at

managed to carry

heard from Lily that you don’t want a divorce?"

of Adam Jones’s words and couldn’t help but smile: "President Jones would take

course, Adam Jones hadn’t taken it seriously. He had come to find her and mentioned those words just now merely as casual