Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1347: 1347. Her kindness is always done quietly.

Just by stepping out onto the panoramic deck, one can see the Antarctic aurora in all its clarity.

"When I was a kid, my mom once told me she would take me to Antarctica to see the aurora..."

As Elly Campbell sat on the deck, waiting for the aurora to appear, Ethan White beside her suddenly spoke up, his tone low and somewhat suppressed.

Elly gave him a sidelong glance but remained silent.

Ethan didn’t seem to mind her lack of response and continued:

"Back then, I was about to graduate from elementary school, eagerly looking forward to the holiday, hoping my parents would take me here. But guess what happened?"

"I have no idea."

Elly responded coldly, uninterested in Ethan’s past.

Ethan didn’t mind her indifference. He chuckled and continued:

chance to look for my dad in his company during the

so much that she whipped her head around to look at him, a flicker of astonishment passing through her

in front of him was an everyday occurrence, Elly knew it would be a tremendous shock for a

"I’m sorry."

dryly apologized for her

the deck, leaning on his side with a hand propping up his face and one

we never got to make it

not speak, but

a softer light filled the depths

just like the person in his memory—distant

cold and deeply wounded heart gradually warm and

mother too, because of my father’s death, fell ill and soon followed him in death not long after he

my uncle; he took everything my father left behind, not leaving me a single penny, and it was Uncle

who has always been by

went out to work as a doorman, earning a

period when Uncle Xu was very ill, and I saved my living expenses to pay for his treatment. I went without