Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 514: 514. Okay, let’s remarry_1

He wanted everyone to know that she, Elly Campbell, was his wife, Adam Jones, and the lady of the Jones family.

But he knew that all his hopes and plans needed the consent of the person before him.

If she didn’t agree, all his plans would be nothing but wishful thinking.

Although Elly had a vague idea that Adam was going to propose they remarry, hearing him say it out loud still made her body stiffen slightly, and her heart grew colder as she watched Adam without saying a word.

The fingers Adam had on Elly’s shoulder curled up due to his nervousness, and the sweat in his palm was already soaking through.

Even when he had faced the perilous situation of the Jones family years ago, trying to pull the company back from the brink, he had never been this nervous.

Seeing that Elly was looking at him without a single word, his heart grew colder.

He had brought up remarriage to Elly more than once, but each time, she had refused him very straightforwardly.

recent days, he thought he had gotten a bit closer to her, and that made

determination to remarry, even if it meant being rejected by her again, he

by her, but his lips still hopelessly opened to say, "Elly, I want everyone to know you are my wife, not some mistress, and definitely not a woman to be played with at will.

with eyes filled with pleading, "Okay, Elly? Give me a

she stared at him

of remarriage was also something she had been considering

she hadn’t fallen for another

if there was no emotional foundation, just joining forces to get through life, at the very least, it would be

guarded her heart and didn’t let it fall easily, whether or not she remarried Adam

understood this clearly, when it came to actually bringing it up with Adam, she simply couldn’t bring herself

that she consistently refused to respond to him, Adam knew she was

was prepared for her rejections, at that moment, Adam’s heart inevitably carried a tinge of

that disappointment seeped into

said hoarsely, "It’s okay, I can wait,