Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 276: 276. Teach You How to Be a Person in Minutes_1

James Campbell’s eyes were red, and he looked at Elly Campbell with a face full of heartache and anger. He felt both self-reproach and the sorrow of a well-intentioned father who could not gain his daughter’s understanding.

Elly Campbell had never known that James Campbell’s acting could reach such a standard. It seemed that after spending so much time with the Baker women, his acting skills had significantly improved.

Elly Campbell sneered and curled her lips, her expression indifferent. She could hardly muster any interest in the fine acting of James Campbell and Melody Baker, the deceitful pair.

To the uninformed onlookers, James Campbell’s ambiguous words made it sound like an ungrateful daughter was humiliating her father’s lover after her parents’ divorce and opposing their remarriage.

The father and his lover, in turn, repeatedly tolerated her. Not only was the daughter unappreciative, but she also intensified her behavior, even resorting to physically assaulting the other party, which was going too far.

Looking at Melody Baker next to James Campbell, with her fingers still wrapped in thick bandages, she appeared very pitiful. Recalling how she had just been advising James Campbell not to take Elly Campbell’s actions to heart, the clueless onlookers instantly transformed into righteous champions.

They began viewing Elly Campbell differently, and even began to hear murmurs of accusation.

inconsiderate. Her parents are divorced; how can she still prevent her father from

adult. Is she still scared her stepmother will mistreat her?

stepmothers are definitely bad people? My parents also got divorced and remarried, and my

"..."

and the condemnation against her, Elly Campbell did not take it to heart at all. Instead, she finally understood what James Campbell was

Campbell smiled coldly in her heart, suppressed the gloom in her eyes, and looked at James Campbell, who still

how does that relate to me? Even if

of telling blatant lies

unfair to use it against others, but Elly Campbell didn’t feel the slightest

tone, "Auntie Susan told me

"Miss Baker told you?"

seemed almost amused, "Dad, you’re always like this. Whatever Miss Baker says, you believe. Miss Baker says I broke her