Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1183: 1183. Can we give some face to the head of our island family?

Just now, he clearly heard those people blaming Elly Campbell for being ruthless. All he needed to do was to add more fuel to the fire, and Adam Jones would have surely conceded.

But instead of giving in, Adam Jones beat him up, and as soon as Lily Jones appeared, she spilled all the secrets of their mother and daughter.

Sophie even went as far as causing a car accident with Benjamin Forest to make herself a lifesaver, just to climb up the ranks of the Jones Family.

Not to mention the netizens, even as a father, he felt a chill down his spine hearing such things.

To climb up the ranks of the Jones Family, she was even ready to risk her own life. She was so ruthless to herself; what if one day, her father did something to hinder her? Would she go as far as to kill her own father?

James Campbell’s face alternated between shades of pale and green. Despite the swelling on his face, it was difficult to discern the changing colors of his expression.

After Lily Jones’s "great victory," she walked back and, seeing her brother and husband standing nearby, her eyes lit up, and she quickly walked over.

She looked at Adam Jones, somewhat seeking praise, as if to say, "Brother, was I impressive?"

Jones smiled and gave her an approving

and turned to look at her husband. Unlike the harsh demeanor she had toward Melody Baker earlier, she reverted to her innocent

the first time he heard her

she looked at him, Christopher Moore smiled and raised his hand

Initially, when President Jones was so vocally defending his wife online, then suddenly changing his tune without a word, I almost stopped believing

turns out President Jones was

were rumors of President Jones and Miss Baker, and he provided her with so many

money President Jones uses for his concubine is actually given

Elly Campbell: "..."

it really good to guess

you leave some dignity for

money meant for his ’second lord’ to support a

Campbell walked up to James Campbell, who had been severely beaten

or remorse in his eyes, but they glared back