Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

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"CEO Campbell’s daughter is young, but her ambition is anything but insignificant. She not only has her sights set on Campbell, co-founded by CEO Campbell and President Clark, but she’s also eyeing President Jones as a golden son-in-law," he said.

As he spoke, he looked at Adam Jones. He was the only one who dared to joke with Adam Jones, "I just met President Jones’s son a few minutes ago, and here I am, already witnessing the charm of President Jones. President Jones really is a lucky man."

After all, as a guest, Theodore Davis couldn’t speak too harshly, but everyone here was shrewd, and they could all hear that Theodore Davis was sarcastically suggesting that Sophie Baker was preparing to follow in her mother’s footsteps and become a mistress.

Sophie Baker’s face was extremely ugly, especially since Theodore Davis’s words were what she had just said to Elly Campbell, and they were recorded by that bitch Elly Campbell, leaving her with no way to rebut.

Adam Jones wasn’t angry either, just swirling his wine glass, smiling nonchalantly, and said, "President Davis is jesting. This junior is known to be quite picky."

Adam Jones didn’t say much, but he made everything clear.

Quite picky, does that blatantly mean he wouldn’t want her even if she threw herself at him?

Baker staggered, her face virtually slapped swollen by these

Campbell had no face left; he hadn’t expected that coming here to defend his younger daughter would turn him into a

that Campbell Corporation was co-founded with Jenna Clark. In the early years, those who collaborated with Campbell Corporation recognized only Jenna Clark; it was not until later,

from Jenna Clark to him. James Campbell knew

sideways at Sophie Baker, wanting to scold her, but seeing her red eyes and the pallid look on her face, he swallowed what

nonsense; Go apologize to your sister right

She clenched her teeth in hatred, but at

eyes, she approached Elly Campbell and said in a low voice, "Sister, I’m sorry, I misspoke earlier, I’m young and ignorant, please

"Indeed, young and ignorant..."

gentle voice. She was naturally beautiful, and this show of vulnerability always inspired a

go back home and read more books, and learn the

"You..."

Elly Campbell apart, yet Elly Campbell’s infuriating words came