Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1279: 1279. The good cabbage was ruined by a big wild boar.

Jamuna Ford was hurriedly called over to the Clark Family in Alaska.

When she had just returned, Adam Jones was in a hurry to find Elly Campbell and didn’t get a chance to inform the Clark Family side.

It was very late when he thought to make a phone call over to the Clark Family.

Jamuna Ford didn’t sleep all night, tossing and turning, and came over from Alaska early this morning.

Listening to the obvious hoarseness in his voice, Jenna Clark’s heart felt a faint stir.

But in the end, since they were in front of others, she couldn’t show too much, so she only looked at him warmly, smiled a little, and said:

"I’ve made you worry."

Elly Campbell saw that Jamuna Ford obviously had something to say to Jenna Clark and spoke up:

"Uncle Jamuna has been really worried this time, and must have a lot to tell Mom. We have a glasshouse in the backyard that’s warm in winter and cool in summer. Why don’t you guys go there and chat at your leisure?"

Neither Jamuna Ford nor Jenna Clark expected Elly Campbell to be so direct, which made the two middle-aged people in their forties show a trace of embarrassment.

Clark wasn’t bothered, after all, she had been through everything as

was Jamuna Ford, the academic giant, who, although seemingly glorious, had never even been

that Elly Campbell had pointed out his intentions so clearly, the tall and handsome man was embarrassed enough that his ears started to feel

scenery at my son-in-law’s place is nice, I’ll take

embarrassment, Jenna Clark returned to a

"Okay, thank you, Sister."

Lady Jones, also sitting in the living

do I feel like Professor

on her face rippled slightly, "Grandma, you really

Lady Jones and asked in

what do you think about

reputation in the academic world, he is indeed a

Campbell, the Old Lady was

old friend and the biological father of

that was

Old

quite like the idea of Professor Ford becoming my stepdad, but my

she sighed and didn’t say

knew her mother was stubbornly feeling unworthy of