Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1401: The mastermind behind the stabbing of Helen Melendy.

Sending an Italian soldier who is a hindrance right to your doorstep and not making use of him would be a disservice to the second battalion commander.

She now understood why the island owner wanted Jasmine Churchill to work at Jones.

Turning the tables!

Thinking of this, she couldn’t help but think of Helen’s accident.

Previously, she suspected that Clarke Ainley was behind it, merely thinking it was related to male-female relationships.

But what if William Hall was also involved?

Knowing his son’s importance to Helen, did he intend to use Helen to dampen his son’s enthusiasm?

This possibility was not nonexistent.

With that thought, Elly Campbell’s gaze darkened, and a hint of coldness flashed in her eyes.

wife’s aura

I was just thinking about Helen’s

hide anything

if someone was deliberately guiding him. I have sent people to covertly investigate Clarke Ainley and Gabriel Stevenson’s parents,

it. If he really was involved, I reckon it wouldn’t be

Elly Campbell had been investigating whether there was a mastermind behind Gabriel Stevenson’s

his illegitimate child,

watching to see who will win in the end, the legitimate heir of the first wife or the concubine’s illegitimate child—it’s really hard

skills. He had the shares that Old Master had formally transferred to him before his death. Currently, he controlled half the power of the Hall Clan. Otherwise, William Hall wouldn’t have been unable to completely hand over control of the Hall Clan to the illegitimate child till

advantage was his father, William Hall, and

having been a concubine was a major stain, but her business and

so not many people paid attention to the identity of the concubine and the illegitimate

a concubine, she had a vast network and with William Hall’s unconditional support, Leo Hall’s qualifications were still sufficient

advantage of William Hall, and Harry himself

Helen Melendy’s

hearing Elly Campbell’s suspicions about William Hall, Adam Jones