Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1012: 1012. Intentionally provoking her

Elly Campbell walked up, and Adam Jones very proactively took the bag from her hands and set it aside.

As Queen Elly sat down on the sofa, he eagerly scooted over and took a seat beside her.

"I originally just wanted to come to the company to mingle and make my presence known, but I didn’t expect to run into Sophie Baker downstairs and took the chance to provoke her a bit."

As she said this, her lips curved into a smile, saying,

"Sophie Baker, being an illegitimate daughter, has a strong sense of inferiority deeply ingrained in her. This inferiority complex continuously drives her to boast and to exude a sense of superiority that others don’t have."

"But every time she tries to get others to recognize this sense of superiority, she’s always knocked back down to reality, especially by the person she hates the most. What do you think happens to her then?"

Elly Campbell raised an eyebrow and smilingly asked Adam Jones.

Adam Jones wasn’t stupid. With just that hint from Elly Campbell, he immediately understood what she was getting at.

His gaze slightly darkened as he said,

"So you deliberately provoke her every time?"

Campbell didn’t deny it and candidly

do it on purpose. There’s nothing that irritates her more than

Campbell’s eyes deepened a

to compete with me. She fantasizes about crushing me into the dirt, but every time she fails, and instead, each time she is the one crushed by me, so sooner or

Elly Campbell let out a derisive sneer, only to be thwacked hard on the forehead by Adam

"Dare to laugh!"

rubbed her forehead, which wasn’t

"Why hit me?"

if you keep provoking her? What

Jones’s deep voice carried a noticeable displeasure, clearly he

she had to flush out the pair of hands hidden behind the scenes before

at any moment ready to be pressed into

Lily Bankston and Sophie Baker, and with

that what you’re here

his arm, coaxed him while

Jones responded with

thought that he had to sacrifice his dignity to uncover the person

had to deal