Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1404: 1404. If we’re not discussing official business, are we supposed to talk about romance?

But to her disappointment, from the moment Adam Jones opened the door until now, he had not glanced at her once. After a brief displeasure, his gaze turned to Elly Campbell and instantly softened.

Jasmine Churchill was stunned for a moment, a sudden unease flashing through her heart.

"How did you get here?"

Adam Jones reached out to bring Elly Campbell in, yet he did not seem in a hurry to close the door.

Clearly, he had heard the conversation at the door and came out personally to stand up for his wife.

When it comes to standing up for his wife, Island Master Jones always showed his stance with concrete actions, and his method of dealing harshly with the offenders was nothing short of down-to-earth.

"CEO Gresia came to discuss the mountain area infrastructure project, and I came along to listen in," Elly said.

Elly Campbell couldn’t be bothered to mention what just happened; to her, Jasmine Churchill was like a jumping clown, not worth her attention.

But just because she didn’t care, it didn’t mean that CEO Gresia, who had been unfairly maligned, would let it slide.

based on their actions, on

capabilities well-known in the business world, had a truly difficult temperament. She was not one to shy away from any disputes nor was she frightened by high-profile figures like

CEO Campbell personally came to

out by CEO Gresia, felt a bit scared, knowing full well how her cousin

she had been doing

redness around her eyes had not faded, and when

you not know where

tone, and Jasmine Churchill immediately corrected

call him "cousin" here, it also proved that this was a corporate policy personally set by the

book to stop the CEO’s wife from seeing the CEO was not a

Jasmine Churchill

was here to discuss business affairs, so...

came to discuss love with me,

demeanor vastly differed from the purity of a snow lotus on

Jasmine Churchill: "???"

professional at work, not allowing personal