Chapter 388: 388.Elly_1

William Campbell didn’t say it, but his longing for his father was something he couldn’t hide.

Perhaps because she told him she didn’t like his dad, William Campbell didn’t often mention Adam Jones in front of her.

However, the more this happened, the more Elly Campbell felt that she had neglected her son’s feelings, and guilt welled up inside her.

After hanging up the phone, Elly Campbell sat in the living room, picturing her son’s joyful expression whenever he mentioned his daddy, and she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her heart.

Then, thinking of Adam Jones’s sincere demeanor when he said he would give William back to her and not fight over him, her feelings became even more complicated.

Conflicting emotions began to grow more intense inside her.

A while later, she stood up and walked into the kitchen, saying to Jane, "Jane, make some extra."

"Of course, Miss Elly."

Since cooking the soup would take some time, Elly Campbell didn’t wait in the living room. Instead, she went upstairs to handle some work matters.

time she had finished her work and went

stairs, Jane had already packed the stewed soup into a thermal container. Seeing Elly coming down, Jane handed

"Thank you, Jane."

just walked into the yard when a fiery red sports car pulled up outside

dressed woman with big brown wavy hair stepped out of the car. She wore a fitted black women’s suit with an oatmeal-colored cashmere coat over it and seven-centimeter high heels as she alighted from the

of

a suitcase, pushed

"Auntie!"

woman, appearing surprised as she saw her,

and Elly’s aunt, lovingly

sounds a bit juvenile, but it was personally given by the Old Master, and she was

son of the Old Master, followed by this daughter

the Old Master named his daughter after

like the literal meaning of her name, she was a spoiled figure within the Campbell

the same age as Jenna Clark, Elly’s aunt acted as recklessly and freely as she did in

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