Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1375: It’s not your turn to point fingers and give orders.

But the fact that it was Grace Gresia who started trouble earlier, fabricating stories about Adam Jones’ beloved, meant that his not banishing her was already a concession for the sake of the Old Lady.

To outsiders, Adam’s words might sound like an insult to a loose woman, but to Charles Churchill and Grace Gresia, they clearly carried a mocking tone.

Grace Gresia had a rather promiscuous past and not only did she cuckold Charles numerous times, but also her lovers were a diverse lot.

The Churchill Family used to be a prominent household as well; in the generation of Charles’ father, they were a well-respected and notable clan in Boston, only falling into decline during Charles’ era.

But a camel starving to death is still larger than a horse. With the Old Lady, their maternal aunt, still alive, the Churchills were no longer as esteemed as before, but they still held a certain status.

For such a family, the only explanation for Charles enduring Grace’s numerous acts of infidelity is true love; otherwise, he would likely be the reincarnation of the cuckolded spirit.

Therefore, to this couple, Adam’s phrase "The lecherous see lechery in others" was a direct stab to their hearts.

Lady was stunned by

knew that her grandson treasured his wife deeply, and that she was not to

issue with Grace

expect him to utter

of easy virtue, was a disgrace to the Churchill Family; yet, Charles couldn’t bear to divorce her, and

caused the

she felt

Lady had already been profoundly disappointed in this nephew over some matters in the past, but as he was her only direct nephew, she became especially sentimental

unfit for public display,

members were visibly incorrect, and Adam Jones showed no intention of letting Grace off the

not afraid of death and insisted on provoking

understand what this means, I

out a smile, yet his demeanor was akin to a bloodthirsty