Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1503: 1503.The enemy of the enemy is a friend

She was clever and fully understood the saying: the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

If right now Lily Jones and Elly Campbell were still locked in a tense, confrontational relationship, then today, with Sophia Taylor’s instigating tone, Lily might really take the bait.

Holding onto the mindset that as long as Elly was annoyed, she’d be delighted, Elly’s unwillingness to help Sophia ensured that Lily would definitely step in.

It was with this in mind that Sophia stopped Lily earlier and began probing her.

Lily found this Green Tea really amusing, to the point that the anger she’d been feeling from that Fox Spirit’s provocation had mostly dissipated.

She no longer hurried to leave. Instead, she folded her arms and looked at Sophia, raising an eyebrow as she said, “Well, that’s where Elly is at fault. How can she promise someone something and then avoid them like this? Who does that kind of thing to string people along?”

“Exactly,” Sophia muttered, pouting. In an instant, there was a palpable sense of camaraderie between them, united against a common foe.

Then, Sophia glanced around before leaning close to Lily and whispering:

even saw her in the mountains cozying up to several men. Just the ones I saw included the

about another woman’s flirtatious behavior was always a topic of great

threw out this topic, clearly trying to build

herself with someone like Lily, getting into a prestigious university to teach wouldn’t

close friends who shared everything, and Lily could introduce her to some of the wealthy, handsome men in her circle,

once placed on Elly

in her view, Lily was much

notice the glint of coldness

Lily raised an eyebrow and smiled,

slightly, feigning a puzzled expression. “So… who exactly is the

genuinely didn’t know. Many in their social circles were curious about

of the Hall Family, she assumed it referred to Harry’s illegitimate

her heart. She said, “His name is Ethan White,

she couldn’t help but lavish praise, involuntarily revealing the petty