Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1396: 1396. It’s too hard for me.

"I was thinking... thinking about interning at Jones Corporation. I was afraid my elder cousin brother wouldn’t agree, so I wanted to ask for my cousin sister-in-law’s help."

As she spoke, she bit her lower lip and glanced at Adam Jones. Seeing that Adam didn’t even give her a look, she couldn’t help feeling a bit sad inside.

"I usually don’t have the opportunity to visit the Jones Family, so I thought to find her when my cousin sister-in-law was resting, it’s all my fault for disturbing her rest..."

The unspoken part of her words implied that because she disturbed Elly Campbell’s rest, she was scolded by Elly.

This could also explain why she was crying so sadly when she came out of the main house.

Being such an adult and being scolded as a guest in someone else’s house certainly was a humiliation.

And Elly Campbell was probably overreacting. Even if she really was disturbed, as a host, she lacked such a level of generosity.

Elly Campbell watched Jasmine Churchill with her half-told, half-withheld manner and sneered in her heart.

until the end, even at this point, she

Campbell’s gaze turned coldly towards Jasmine

an apologetic face, not seeing Elly Campbell’s eyes, but she still felt the piercing gaze of a patient

she heard Elly

coffee to help with the hangover, I

Campbell’s way of speaking, without the choking force from the start, instead made Jasmine Churchill’s heart skip a beat, her eyelids twitching fiercely, not daring to take

Jones Corporation, you can pick any position you like, but you insist on choosing a tough nut to

eyelids twitched even more

from me will fix it is to say you’re not willing to help. If I forcefully push you to his side and

say you’re the Old Lady’s dear granddaughter. If I don’t help you, it’s like

a troubled expression, the epitome of ’I’m having

Elly Campbell plays innocent, nobody

wife acting this way, his mouth twitching, his face growing

Churchill was frightened by Adam Jones’

to help you? Out