Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1381: 1381. To cry or not to cry, that is the question.

Elly Campbell quietly watched Jasmine Churchill cry fiercely in front of her, feeling no inner turmoil whatsoever.

As Jasmine spoke through her tears, it seemed she either wanted to tell Elly that her own mother hadn’t fared well under Adam Jones’s command, or perhaps she thought Adam had already told Elly what Grace Gresia had said. Jasmine left nothing unsaid, revealing their entire conversation as it happened.

Elly’s eyes gradually darkened as she listened.

Grace Gresia had managed to twist her perfectly normal conversation and behavior with Harry Hall into something indecent, and she had done it in front of so many of the old ladies.

If it weren’t for her Old Lady’s shrewdness, faced with some other meddlesome old ladies, the words easily concocted by Grace with her wagging tongue could indeed have found believers.

No wonder the island owner was so angry at the time that he said such harsh words.

As Jasmine’s crying reached its halfway point and her story was more or less told, she saw that Elly remained silent and didn’t know what to do.

To cry, or not to cry, it seemed neither was quite right.

After sobbing for a while and seeing that Elly had no intention of comforting her, she stopped crying somewhat self-deprecatingly, yet her eyes remained red and her voice was still choked up.

of me, it wasn’t without

girls would show off their stupidity when Adam wasn’t

still a white lotus, acting cautiously but still holding high

Just like now.

mother got a lesson from the island owner, she now

slander she faced just because she came to cry in

babble nonsense about others and then conclude with a statement, ’Individual opinion, no

Excuse me?

’no attacks if disagree’ makes everything as if

they act pitifully and retort with, ’Didn’t I say

an old dog... no, as steadfast

mother spoke carelessly because of you, not without

once again

been crying so violently that she

words

yet Elly was making a big deal out of it,