Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 184: She really likes me that much?_1

Adam Jones recognized him; he was Elly Campbell’s cousin, Mark Campbell, the son of Harry Campbell, six years younger than Elly, just starting his sophomore year in college.

Aside from the Old Master of the Campbell Family, no one knew that the marriage between Elly Campbell and Adam Jones existed in name only, especially the family of Harry Campbell, who had settled down in the United States early on, which is why Mark had asked that question.

When Mark mentioned Elly, Adam’s gaze darkened slightly and he responded indifferently, "I don’t know."

Despite saying that, his eyes involuntarily shifted towards the Campbell Family’s front gate and his eyebrows subtly furrowed.

The smile on Mark’s face stiffened, and seeing Adam’s slightly somber expression, it seemed he realized something and lowered his voice to ask, "Did you have an argument with my sister?"

Adam tensed up and kept his eyes down without speaking.

"My sister has that temper; brother-in-law, please be more patient. Between husband and wife, disputes at the head of the bed lead to resolutions at the foot. When my sister comes later, I’ll speak on your behalf."

the time; my ears almost developed calluses from listening. She seemed as though she couldn’t

listened quietly to Mark’s words; they had met a few times but were not very familiar, and this

gloom that had plagued him for days suddenly

she really like

him with an ambiguous expression, "Can’t you feel whether she likes you or not?

complex expression,

he was not

gaze quietly settled on the gate outside, and his thin lips pressed

the Clark Family had always been a well-known family of scholars with a close connection to the Old Master. This time, not only did Jenna come,

was the first to get off the car, followed

people from all walks of life. Many of them were acquainted with the Clark Family, and as the car stopped, many came over to say hello. Naturally, they also noticed the somewhat familiar-looking child

profound facial traits—at