Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1675: 1675. He still cares a lot.

But she, unexpectedly, saw a glimmer in Leo Hall’s eyes.

A vague suspicion arose in her heart, and she continued:

“You and he are blood brothers; others love to compare you with Harry Hall, even your parents like to do so, right?”

It’s not that Elly Campbell possesses any mind-reading abilities, but it’s simply that normal parents love to compare their children.

Even siblings with the same parents are compared by their parents, not to mention someone like Leo Hall with a rather special status.

William Hall and Mia Brown are definitely prone to comparing their sons.

They are not the kind of thoughtless couple who, despite indulging their son, wouldn’t blindedly believe that their son is superior to Harry Hall.

Such comments are probably something Leo Hall often hears, thus uttering the sort of teenage angst filled words about wanting to destroy the world and have all humanity submit to him.

Leo Hall’s face darkened, a clear

of his annoyance, it seemed he

about his older

Elly Campbell, waiting for her to carry

need to rely on your father to claim the Hall Clan, while Harry Hall

Hall wouldn’t feel the urgency to push Leo Hall to contend with Harry Hall

Hall sincerely cares

just that he probably doesn’t realize that what Leo Hall wants is not just affection,

is naturally sensitive and self-conscious, with even one’s own parents thinking he’s inferior to his legitimate brother; it’s no wonder Leo Hall

slightly. Although he didn’t want to answer Elly Campbell, he inadvertently

willing to respond to her on the topic

boy, Leo Hall, must care

but from his parents, his brother—it should

do you think your brother receives such great recognition for his

son of the lawful wife, therefore he is the one