Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1387: 1387. Feed personally by hand

Adding the fact that their table was somewhat distant from the main table clearly relegated them to the status of unimportant guests.

Yet they were, after all, the Old Lady’s maternal relatives; even if not seated at the main table, they should at least have been a bit closer, right?

Due to the seating arrangement, Gresia was already fuming inside, and now, seeing her daughter bullied by Elly Campbell, her anger was even less containable.

Meanwhile, the other guests at the table had business dealings with Charles Churchill and recognized him.

Their enterprises were on par with the Churchill Clan, and they felt honored to be invited to Adam Jones’s child’s First Birthday Banquet at the Jones Family residence. They did not take offense at being seated further away from the main table.

But as Charles Churchill was the Old Lady’s nephew, they could guess why Gresia was furious, so no one bothered to cozy up to her, sticking to their own conversations instead.

This time, although it was the Jones Family child’s First Birthday Banquet, all the attendees were influential figures.

Just a brief conversation might present a business opportunity. For them, attending a banquet at the Jones Family was far more valuable than any gift they could bring.

gifts were generous, so for them, the event was

invited by the Jones Family was an honor in their

someone else’s banquet, and had even less desire to interact

actions and was now not

Charles knew that Adam would not show any

a family banquet would become the butt of jokes—how

he was constantly watching Gresia, afraid she

slighted by Elly Campbell and came back to the table with tears in her eyes,

had hurriedly gone to her, their fingers

chopsticks to occasionally pick up

needed to open her mouth, not even needing to lift

serving her like a servant, why, why must he

so hard to better herself, trying to follow his footsteps, to become someone worthy of standing by his side. Yet, in the

really couldn’t understand what