Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 865: 865. Island Master Jones felt somewhat jealous

It was precisely because of this that his words completely shattered Melody Baker’s dignity.

Jenna Clark first paused, her eyes wide with surprise, and then smiled apologetically, "I’m sorry, it won’t happen again."

Having said that, she took him to another table. As for what expression or mood Melody Baker was in at the moment, Jenna had neither the interest nor the need to care.

Jenna’s tolerance for alcohol was actually quite good, but there were many people at this birthday banquet—just the friends from George Clark’s business circles were numerous.

In addition to the students of the elder Clarks and other relatives from near and far, there were well over a hundred tables of guests.

Even if it was just one toast per table, that would total a hundred drinks. During this time, Jamuna Ford helped her drink quite a bit. When she returned to her seat, it was obvious that she had gotten quite drunk.

But soon, a servant brought over a glass of honey water, "Mister Ford, here is the honey water you asked for."

"Thank you."

Jamuna Ford took the honey water and handed it to Jenna, frowning slightly, "Senior sister, drink this."

next table, Elly Campbell held her cheeks in both hands, watching Professor Ford carefully looking after her mother. That aunt-like smile was starting

Adam Jones: "..."

Professor Ford to be our stepfather, could you please restrain

Jones couldn’t help but lean

him with a smile in her eyes. She seemed extremely happy, possibly because she felt her mother’s latter years would be settled and she wouldn’t have to suffer like

at Adam, the light in her

never thought watching old people fall in love could be like

help but clasp Adam’s arm, the light in her

even think to have someone prepare honey water for mom, but Professor Ford did. Tell me, doesn’t that mean he cares about her

vexed, reached out to

you, and yet I don’t see you

tang of jealousy was about

still hadn’t remembered

hear his wife praise another man in front of him, even if that man might

Elly, in a

I keep it in my heart, there’s no need to mention it all the