Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 258: 258. This is probably an intellectual disability_1

Adam Jones’ eyebrows knitted together, and a hint of sharpness flashed through his eyes as the owner of the voice hastily approached him. "Adam, you’re back. I’ve been waiting for you for so long."

Standing nearby, Elly Campbell couldn’t help but get goosebumps from such a coquettish voice.

"Sister, what a coincidence to run into you here."

Sophie Baker acted just like an innocently sweet and naive little sister. The moment Elly Campbell took a step to leave, Sophie reached out and grabbed her hand, as if they were indeed close sisters.

Elly Campbell cast her gaze down, coldly eyeing the hands that were pulling at her own with disdain, and said to Sophie Baker, "Miss Baker, please let go of me. I’m in a hurry."

But Sophie Baker did not let go; instead, she pouted and looked at Elly Campbell with some dissatisfaction. "Sister, didn’t you receive the invitation I sent you? Mom and Dad are getting married, and I no longer carry the Baker surname. I’m a Campbell, just like you."

She glanced at the luggage Elly Campbell was holding and smiled, "Aren’t you here for Mom and Dad’s wedding?"

Elly Campbell, whose patience was already running thin due to Sophie Baker’s pretentious manner, instantly cooled her expression and flicked Sophie’s hand away with a swift motion.

no interest in whatever surname you go by. Just remember, you

"Sister..."

formed a pitiful pout, but before she could speak, she was interrupted by Elly

a pouting gesture at twenty-six, which is something only children do, might make

darkened, and then her eyes turned red,

Sophie Baker’s nauseating behavior,

glance as he continued walking toward the

to let him leave so easily.

and had become a true miss

You mustn’t have eaten since you just got off the plane. I’ve

Robert Green: "!!!"

was right, this person must

patience to deal with her, and how dare she act like she’s the CEO’s girlfriend out of

but the tense lines on his face indicated that his patience had reached