Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1599: 1599. Nothing of great importance

Although Helen Melendy doesn’t have much of a family background or money, she grew up under the envious eyes of many.

For the first time, she noticed the pity in others’ eyes, a sympathy brought about by her physical disability.

She lowered her gaze, unsure whether to cry or laugh.

She lifted her eyes and looked at the gentleman who first spoke up for her.

He was dressed in a smoky gray suit, a pair of rimless glasses perched on his nose, giving him a refined and handsome look.

Instinctively, she began to compare him with Harry Hall.

He was very good-looking, with a much gentler expression than Harry Hall.

In comparison, Harry Hall’s demeanor appeared colder.

Realizing that she involuntarily started comparing him to Harry Hall, she couldn’t help but chuckle inwardly.

Melendy looking at him, appeared slightly

withdrew her gaze, not engaging in further

from the two girls earlier, she indeed felt a bit

would encounter such situations often. If she took each

the elevator reached the first floor, those two girls who mocked her were the

elevator, Helen Melendy pushed her

door track,

someone gently held her wheelchair, adjusted its position slightly, and

and saw it was the man who had spoken up for her

the elevator and hadn’t noticed him standing

an unforgivable thing. You can

smiling warmly, his voice as calming as

who, perhaps out of kindness, would deliberately avoid

to

make Helen feel disrespected. Instead, it gave her the

gave a grateful