Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 837: 837. On the street, 10 can be bought for 100 dollars

Sophia Green was stopped short by Elly Campbell’s comment, halting her complaints.

Elly’s attitude was like a punch hitting cotton; even if she wanted to argue, she couldn’t get it started.

She pursed her lips, and after a long time, she managed to stammer out, "You... you misunderstood my relationship with President Jones..."

"No, I didn’t misunderstand,"

Elly quickly cut her off, her face still showing that indifferent demeanor.

Sophia had thought the next thing she would say was that she really did have some entanglement with Adam Jones, which would give Sophia the perfect opportunity to escalate the situation.

However, she heard Elly say:

"First, our President Jones hasn’t given you a second glance, and second, he hasn’t shown you any kindness, so where do you get the confidence to think that I would target you over such groundless accusations?"

Sophia was so stunned by the retort that she turned pale. Any reasonable person, after Adam Jones’s earlier admonishment, would have known to back down.

she would

pinning those

otherwise how would

Elly had made, though sounding somewhat illogical, still created

was there didn’t prove she had actually been there, and since no one had seen Elly smash the inkstone, it would be impossible to convict Elly

is still the principle of "innocent until proven guilty," with the requirement for both

Elly had no motive, no witnesses, and the single piece of evidence could easily

to stick to first impressions, and this necklace, while it couldn’t convict Elly directly,

all Sophia

worth it? You can buy ten of those knockoffs for 100 dollars at any street-side workshop. They may be cheap, but at least they’re useful. If it’s broken, just buy another one. Why make such a scene on the Old Master’s special day,

voice with a hint of disdain broke the

Ten for 100 dollars?

was laughably angered by these words, turning her gaze to

a very young face, barely in his

dressed in a

that seemed deliberately mature.