Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 960: 960. There can be other meanings.

"You will be able to control yourself."

Elly Campbell interrupted Adam Jones with a stern face.

"Just like with my memory, even if someone forcefully erased it, your heart will help your brain to judge."

She stepped forward to take his hand and said, "This morning you told me not to leave you, but now, you are the one thinking of leaving me."

"No, I am not going to leave you. I just want to figure out what’s going on first."

In front of Elly Campbell, Adam Jones always acted like a child who had done something wrong, afraid he had upset her and scared that she might turn and walk away at the slightest disagreement.

Therefore, when facing her, he lacked the overwhelming confidence of the president of Jones Corporation, and always treated her with careful consideration.

And the more he did this, the more heartache and helplessness Elly felt inside.

Finally, he looked at her, sighed, and said,

"If you don’t want to make me angry or sad, then stop avoiding me for no reason like you did today, otherwise I might really start a family feud."

As she spoke, she glared fiercely at him, the corners of her eyes holding a childish and fierce warning.

Seeing this, Adam Jones couldn’t help but laugh out loud, his suppressed mood improving somewhat.

it, he felt his

the feeling of loving her, how could he not trust himself to control his actions and not

crossed his mind, he couldn’t help but

he pulled her into embrace, "I’m sorry, I was thinking

and go to sleep quickly. If it’s like today again, I will really

Jones’ eye corner twitched severely, recalling what she meant by "empty-handed" the other day, and he tensed

go, off to

Campbell took Adam Jones’ arm, pulling

the nightlight, and the faint, intermittent

the feeling

"Wife."

murmured in her

"Hmm?"

by ’going to sleep’ just

hand began to

few lines of frustration

the restless hand beneath the blankets and said, "It’s

could be

is

felt a bit aggrieved, feeling as if it had been a long time since he had touched his wife and worried that he