Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 888: 888. In the next life, don’t expect to see me again.

Seeing Lily Bankston talking to her, Elly Campbell immediately approached, nodding her head respectfully, "Yes Aunt Lily, it’s me."

She had heard her grandmother say that Ms. Bankston once gave up an invitation from Harvard University to take care of Adam and Lily Jones, choosing instead to stay by their side as a motherly figure.

Just for this, Elly held her in high regard.

Lily Bankston looked at her, smiling weakly and said, "Adam told me that his wife was waiting for him at home, that he would handle everything here and then return to be with you, but unexpectedly..."

At this point, Lily Bankston couldn’t go on, her voice caught in her throat, making her already low voice completely inaudible.

Upon hearing this, Elly, who had been holding back her tears, felt her eyes immediately sting with tears.

She bit her lower lip and after a long time, she managed to suppress the surging emotions, forcing a smile and said:

"He’s always like that..."

needs to take care of me personally before he can

couldn’t bring herself to voice that sentence, keeping

Elly and the Old Lady didn’t stay in the hospital room for too long before

of Adam Jones’ disappearance was on Jones’s stock prices; once the news of Adam falling into

the news that the person who had fallen into the water was Adam, and for the moment, there was no news about

with Adam missing, Elly knew that she must not panic, because if she did, then Jones would be

followed, but still they were not able

if his body was carried to the sea and even to the Atlantic Ocean, then in such a vast area, it would be even harder

were found, what are the chances he would

further, nor did she even have the courage to consider such

police halted their search, suggesting that given the high water currents on the day of the accident, it was very likely that Adam had

given the cold winter weather, even if Adam were found, he would likely be long dead; they did not want