Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1468: 1468. Adam Jones, do you have any shame?

"I don’t want to meddle in the Hall family’s affairs, but there’s one thing you better remember—don’t make a move on my wife."

Leo Hall kept that innocent smile on his face and replied:

"President Jones, you’re overthinking it. I just admire Sis-in-law; that’s all. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have saved her back then, right?"

Adam Jones knew the car accident was William Hall’s doing, and Leo definitely knew it too.

But if Leo’s rescue of Elly was purely because he gained benefits from William Hall, Adam didn’t believe it.

After all, if Elly had died, the benefits Leo would have gained were certainly much greater than saving her.

This was also the reason Adam never quite understood.

But if Leo truly meant what he said, that he saved Elly simply because he admired her, Adam found that even more unbelievable.

The kid looks harmless and simple, but it’s precisely his harmless demeanor that makes people wary.

Adam’s eyes lingered on Leo’s face for a moment. In the next second, Leo’s eyes suddenly lit up, "Sis-in-law, you’re back."

Hearing Leo’s words, Adam’s eyes lit up as well. He turned his head, but when he saw Ethan White walking in with Elly, the warmth on Adam’s face instantly turned icy.

"What’s he doing here?"

more at ease now. He raised his hand to rub the

"I’m here to eat."

"You’re not welcome here."

delivered the line and then turned to Elly with a pair of aggrieved,

in front of him, but remembering Ethan’s feelings for her—his elusive "white moonlight"

he saved

that, she walked over to Adam and gently tried to placate

saw his wife’s smile of appeasement. His mood

wife chatting away with other men—how could he

I

Adam: "..."

Ethan: "..."

Leo: "..."

toward his wife. Even though being fed by his wife was undeniably humiliating, to assert his

Elly: "..."

Ethan: "..."

Leo: "..."