Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 849: 849. Why gang up on her?

So, no matter how resentful Cam Green was feeling at that moment, he had no choice but to swallow his anger.

And Elly Campbell, who had been silently watching George Parker challenge the Green women all this while, couldn’t help but smirk as she saw Cam Green and Sophia Green’s faces turn as red as if they were severely constipated.

The hostility that George Parker inexplicably held against her earlier was now instantly balanced.

Dealing with the shameless and two-faced Green father and daughter like this is best handled by someone like George Parker, who cares for nobody’s face and only does what pleases himself.

This father and daughter duo was both shameless and hypocritical, only allowing themselves to accuse others of selling fake goods, but if anyone else did the same or retaliated, they suddenly became aggressive and relentless.

It seems the whole world must revolve around them, where do they get the face for it?

George Parker ignored Cam Green and turned his gaze toward Sophia Green, lifting his chin slightly, "Hey, actress, Young Master is talking to you here. Wasn’t it worth 2 million? How did it drop tenfold all of a sudden? Surely it can’t be worthless just because this inkstone was smashed?"

looking at Sophia Green with a determination not to give up unless

been a gathering to criticize Elly Campbell for breaking her inkstone would suddenly turn

these people

at Master Clark’s house, even though Elly Campbell was Master Clark’s granddaughter, did

are these people so malicious, so

filled Sophia Green with resentment

Master Clark a happy birthday, yet she ended up being attacked

no longer

redden as she was about to tell Cam Green that she

give a fake gift, does that mean the person who smashed her

lips twisted with irony as she sharply shot her gaze toward the

none other than Melody Baker—the mistress her dad, James Campbell, had been

by the Jones Corporation and sentenced to ten years in prison, Melody Baker’s