Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1366: 1366. What if you wake up for a lifetime?

And she, quite obviously, could no longer follow in Leanne Richards’ footsteps.

Clarke Ainley couldn’t help feeling a chill in her heart.

The first time she met Helen Melendy, aside from a moment of awe at her beauty, Clarke laughed upon learning that Helen was an orphan with no parents and no family background.

A woman’s beauty, how much can it really help her husband?

Falling in love is okay, but when it comes to marriage, Helen Melendy really isn’t good enough to marry Harry Hall.

Let alone a distinguished family like the Hall Family, even families several notches lower—a nouveau riche family—would be out of Helen’s league.

Therefore, she didn’t care at all about Helen dating Harry; she just needed to act the part of a generous and good woman, waiting for the time when she marries him.

Who hasn’t had a few girlfriends before getting married?

That was Clarke Ainley’s original confidence.

would

Ainley thought about it, the more unpleasant she felt; losing to someone like Helen Melendy, who had nothing but her looks,

person, never to wake up again,

found a reason to appear before him more often,

please tell Aunt Leanne for me. Aunt Leanne has always been kind to me, and I really can’t bear to reject

a good girl who reluctantly involves herself in others’ relationships, unable to bear hurting

might have actually been touched, but

"Miss Ainley, please."

unimpressed by her green tea behavior, and directly asked her to leave without giving her

cracked, but in the end, she managed a smile and left

Ainley’s pretense, Elly Campbell was satisfied

Clarke left, Adam Jones noticed the aggression in Elly Campbell’s eyes had

intensive care unit, despite having Shirley to take care of her, every time Harry visited, he would personally wash her face and

treated her even made Shirley, the

if Miss Melendy never wakes up, it would truly be letting

tended to Helen’s hands and feet, taking over Shirley’s