Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 908: 908. It doesn’t matter whether you agree or not.

"You shouldn’t worry about mom’s affairs," she said. "I’m already of age, and I have a grown-up grandkid. Why would I consider remarrying? And even if I did, as a divorced woman who has been through childbirth, could I really go as far as to trouble Jamuna Ford? Plus, he’s even two years younger than your mom."

So what if he’s two years younger?

Elly Campbell was somewhat dismissive, stating, "In the entertainment circles, there are couples with even a decade of age difference, and they still love each other deeply, don’t they?"

"What if Professor Ford actually likes you? What would you do then? He’s still single; maybe he’s been waiting for you?"

Elly Campbell asked Jenna Clark earnestly, seeming to catch her off guard for a moment, but she quickly shook her head in denial:

"Impossible. Does he have such poor taste? Surrounded by so many outstanding women, why would he pick someone like me, who has been divorced and has a grown daughter?"

Elly Campbell wanted to say that Professor Ford indeed has many excellent women around him, but her mom, when compared to those women, wasn’t lacking in any way. Just because she had been deceived by a man once, should she underrate herself like this?

Elly Campbell also knew that no matter how much she said, her mom wouldn’t listen, so in the end,

somewhat sorry for Professor Ford; if he truly liked her mom, the path to pursue her

while, Elly Campbell’s mood, initially dampened by the issues caused by Thompson,

in Boston long, only repeatedly reminding Elly Campbell to take good care of herself and

as some individuals within sought to scheme, but

Such a large conglomerate wasn’t

been in continuous shareholder meetings, all discussing matters of

the company’s stock prices plummeting, executing all projects would be highly challenging

including Elly Campbell

Campbell held a significant number of shares, so

exit Jones Corporation due to

down to a struggle

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