Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 949: 949. Almost died for love

She had wanted to scold him fiercely, just like before, but when she saw the deep affection and indulgence in his eyes, identical to what she had seen before he lost his memory, Elly Campbell couldn’t bring herself to do it.

The sourness she had managed to conceal in the depths of her eyes welled up uncontrollably; her lips quivered, and then, like a little girl who had been wronged, she hooked her arms around his neck, burying her face in his embrace.

"I missed you so much! I nearly died of a broken heart."

She didn’t tell anyone that, although she had upheld the belief in Adam Jones’s survival in front of others, as days passed without any word from him, her despair was magnified infinitely every night.

It grew to the point where she felt she could not go on and wanted to follow him in death.

No one knew that, one night, she was on the verge of taking action when Gloria frantically knocked on her door because the Old Lady had suddenly collapsed during the night, and it was only then that she abruptly came to her senses.

If she died, her suffering would end, and she would have to bear no more pain.

were to die, the pain her loved ones would

What about William Campbell?

about those family members who loved her deeply, and what

was it supposed to die with

she too left her behind, would the Old Lady still have the

horrendous and selfish the thought of

since that day that, whenever the depth of night made her miss him to the point of breaking, she would think

before her, Elly Campbell was exceedingly grateful that she had persevered,

no matter how difficult the road ahead, she would not easily leave Adam Jones’s

words "died of a broken heart," his heart clenched violently. Even though she was speaking lightly now, he could still feel the

it must have been for her to grit her

it won’t

news of Adam Jones’s accidental disappearance at sea had shocked both domestic and foreign media. Therefore, since his disappearance, many journalists had been staking