Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1374: 1374. Why does it always concern the reputation of our Jones Family?

When Grace Gresia saw Adam Jones proactively approach her for her opinion and was quite satisfied that this distant nephew respected her as an aunt by marriage, she indeed assumed the posture of an elder, with a hint of reproach in her tone, she said:

"Adam, I as an aunt by marriage don’t necessarily have to intervene in how other families entertain their guests, but she is after all my niece-in-law. As an aunt, I cannot stand by without pointing it out."

The few old madams present couldn’t help but slight chuckle upon seeing her act as if she was a family elder, despite the fact that she was just a ’by marriage’ relation.

But they still held their tongues out of respect for the Old Lady Jones, even though they did not look upon the behavior favorably.

Old Lady Jones’s face turned sour immediately; she had thought that having this sole nephew from her maternal family come to the Jones Family was something to rejoice over in her heart.

But who knew that this disgraceful creature would dare to misbehave upon arriving at the Jones Family’s place, acting as if the Old Granny was dead!

The Old Lady knew that her grandson was about to discipline this shameless thing and did not voice any objection. She actually wanted to see just how far this creature would go in being presumptuous.

"As an aunt, I do entertain male guests at home, but I never do anything that would provoke gossip. Look at your wife, standing so close to the Hall Family’s Young Master; isn’t this inviting gossip?"

looked in Elly Campbell’s direction, her eyes

Adam Jones gave no response to her words, leaving her dangling in such a fashion, her

break the silence between them, saying, "It’s not that I’m being nosy,

"Shut your mouth!"

finally couldn’t bear it any

as part of "our Jones Family," a claim even he didn’t dare to make, and yet she was brazen

own husband in front of so many

been sitting quietly next to the Old Lady, without saying a word from the beginning, quickly reached out

are you talking about? Elly

had earlier called Adam Jones "Brother Adam"—Charles Churchill and Grace Gresia’s only

public, merely refraining from agreeing outright due to her status as a guest of

she tried to catch Adam’s attention

at Adam Jones with affection, hoping that he