Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 286: 286. Ungrateful thing_1

She looked at him with a smile, but she suppressed the pain of those three years from her memories.

She also forced herself not to care about the way he ruthlessly ravaged her in the bathroom that time, how he refused to let her go no matter how she begged for mercy.

He had feelings for her, was that how he showed them?

Adam Jones paused, seeing the flicker of pain in Elly Campbell’s eyes, he understood that she was remembering those three years of marriage, and he couldn’t refute that.

"It’s done. Be careful not to bump the wound."

Elly Campbell stopped what she was doing with her hands and at the same time retracted all the emotions in her eyes, returning to calmness, without the intention to continue the topic they had started.

However, Adam still wasn’t willing to let the topic drop, and he said, "Elly Campbell..."

Raising her hand to interrupt what Adam was about to say, Elly Campbell put the medicine box away and said to Adam,

"Adam Jones, you know very well that even if Sophie Baker was just an excuse you used to send me off, you can’t deny that you had no such feelings for me, or you wouldn’t have just picked any woman to get rid of me, right?"

"No..."

Elly Campbell didn’t want to listen any longer, no amount of

going to wash

cut off Adam’s words and walked quickly towards the bathroom, her

watched her retreating figure, his contemplative gaze becoming somber, and gradually, that somberness turned into a sense of powerlessness, spreading

Campbell came out after washing her hands, Adam was sitting on the couch looking at her thoughtfully, which made Elly feel

night sky outside the hotel had descended

Baker come pick

from her, grunted in acknowledgment, stood up from the couch, and took out his phone to dial

called

take me home... You’re on a

Robert Green: "..."

did he say? He didn’t say

Green stared at his hung-up phone, murmured quietly, "When was I going on a business

sitting in front of the computer, dealing with some documents and not paying attention to him, he felt a

"Robert Green has gone on

the Jones