Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1440: 1440. Don’t want to get involved in ambiguity

Adam Jones cast a cold glance at him, then withdrew his gaze and fetched the medical kit to treat Elly Campbell’s wound.

Elly Campbell’s wound was deep, with the skin and flesh already split open. The rainwater soaking it had caused it to faintly turn pale.

Adam Jones frowned slightly and was about to treat her wound, but Elly Campbell stopped him. “Treat Ethan White first. He’s injured more seriously than I am.”

Adam Jones’s expression instantly darkened, and a wave of icy hostility surrounded him.

He threw the disinfectant aside and said coldly, “I came here for you, not to serve others.”

Elly Campbell froze for a moment. It had been a long time since she’d seen Adam Jones get this angry in front of her.

Her eyes carried confusion and shock as she stared silently at Adam Jones, saying nothing.

The tension in Adam Jones’s face grew tighter. Seeing Elly Campbell staring at him in stunned silence, his brows knit as he turned his gaze elsewhere.

her, but the moment she kept mentioning Ethan White,

had been blank with worry, terrified of what could’ve happened to

his anxiety shifted to whether she was injured, whether it was serious—and yet her first words

all people, harbored

to swallow this

Elly Campbell wasn’t thinking that far ahead. She and Ethan White weren’t family, nor did they have any deep ties. Naturally, she wanted no

course, she would think of

request had displeased

at him turning away in silence. Recalling that sharp declaration—”I’m not here to serve others”—a trace of realization

casually ordered him to take care

to her every need, and gradually, she’d grown used to his “service.” But she had forgotten that

ever humbled himself for was her. How could she, then,

his exhausted demeanor, noticing his bloodshot eyes—the undeniable signs that

from Boston. Even by plane, it would take over eight hours. Going into the mountains themselves, with their harsh weather and difficult terrain, was an even greater challenge