Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 979: 979. Boiling could even boil them to death

Online, many people are discussing whether Adam Jones will continue with Sophie Baker despite the Old Lady’s opposition.

Sophie Baker felt that it had not been easy to get to where she was today, that Adam was finally giving her a proper look, but then that damn Old Granny ruined everything.

Melody Baker watched Sophie’s face, still not fully recovered from the minor surgery, contort with anger, and attempted to console her:

"Don’t be angry, what’s there to be angry about? A decrepit old thing with one foot in the grave, she could die any day, just like that old immortal Henry Campbell. We’re young; even if we have to wait them out, we can outlast them."

Although Melody Baker found it odd that Adam only remembered that incident from the past, her inner greed and desire to trample Jenna Clark and her daughter underfoot led her to mostly ignore such oddities.

"But it infuriates me! Every time that old thing goes to the hospital, she survives. Every time I hope for her death, she doesn’t die. How long will we have to wait to outlast her? I just hope I don’t go crazy before she dies."

Sophie Baker was truly on the brink of madness.

she ended up

her dream of becoming the Young Miss of the Jones Family; she could even see the position waving at her, and then, this old thing had to come

expression growing more and more ferocious, Melody Baker soothingly patted

like this? You said it yourself, Adam now only remembers you, trusts you. How could he let the old thing’s interference

still had a gloomy face, Melody chuckled and continued to

before he lost his memory, and how is he with you after the amnesia? After all, you are

out that Elly Campbell has been claiming the Jones’ shares

expression improved somewhat, but she still

he got me out of jail, Adam hasn’t come to

Sophie feel

Adam was pursuing

say he’s avoiding suspicion, not wanting to tarnish your reputation before entering the entertainment

Baker kept finding reasons to persuade Sophie, or perhaps to