Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 1016. Wife is too engrossed in the play, urgent.

Chapter 1016: 1016. Wife is too engrossed in the play, urgent.

Seeing her, Elly Campbell retracted the angry expression on her face and said:

"While you still look presentable, hurry inside. I really want to see what President Jones looks like when he’s helpless..."

Adam Jones: "..."

Wife, you’re getting too into character.

Even if you’re in character, you shouldn’t curse me to be impotent.

Adam’s face darkened, but his heart was filled with helplessness.

The reason Sophie Baker took so long to come up was that she wanted the swelling on her face to go down a bit. She didn’t want to let Adam see her in an ugly state.

But fearing she had delayed too long downstairs, and that Elly Campbell, that bitch, might mislead Adam, she couldn’t delay any longer. After the fiery pain on her face had subsided somewhat, she hurriedly came up.

She thought she would have to spend a lot of effort explaining, but to her surprise, she heard such exciting content as soon as she arrived.

It turned out Adam had already known that she had been bullied by Elly Campbell, that bitch.

Listening to Elly Campbell’s sarcasm towards her, Sophie unusually did not get angry but instead smiled and said:

"Sister is overthinking it. Even if I turned into an ugly monster, Adam would not despise me."

Elly Campbell turned her head towards Adam’s darkening face and smiled:

"That is true, President Jones’s taste has always been unique."

Saying this, she playfully winked at Adam from an angle Sophie couldn’t see.

Adam’s face grew even darker.

This damn fool!

After Elly Campbell finished being "mischievous," she left, abandoning her home island.

She stopped provoking Sophie further and, carrying her bag, deliberately did not take the executive elevator but walked confidently towards the staff elevator, proudly leaving amid the complex gazes of others.

After Elly Campbell left, Sophie eagerly pushed the door open and entered.

"Adam."

Seeing Adam, she sweetly called out to him.

Suppressing the annoyance in his heart, he responded deeply, "Hmm."

Sophie clearly noticed the irritation on Adam’s face, but she automatically interpreted it as stemming from the recent argument with Elly Campbell and unrelated to herself. The relationship.

Thinking that Adam had just argued with Elly Campbell because of her, Sophie felt secretly delighted, although her face showed a hint of difficulty.

"Adam, I heard about the argument you had with sister. Please, don’t fight with her over me. I would feel very guilty."

She pursed her lips, eyeing Adam’s long arms, wanting to throw herself into them and act coquettishly, but she had never clung to Adam’s arm before and feared he might get angry.

Suppressing this impulse, she said: "Since sister doesn’t want to fire that receptionist, let’s just leave it be."

She intentionally touched the swollen part of her face that had been hit by that female employee, somewhat glad she had accidentally done something right.

Because she had hurried up without letting the swelling on her face fully subside, she could now show Adam what that little bitch downstairs had done to her.

Seeing her bullied to this extent, even if she did not pursue it, Adam would.

Thus, this good-hearted person, she would not be one in vain; she could not only make Adam like her more by comparing her to the domineering Elly Campbell, but he would also grow to dislike Elly Campbell even more and hasten the divorce.

Thinking this, Sophie felt even more eager to perform.

"Sister is already angry enough because of our issue. This time, just comply with her wishes. Actually, my face doesn’t hurt that much, the swelling has gone down. Just let it be."

She deliberately mentioned the swelling on her face, uttering pleading words, with every sentence subtly complaining to Adam about Elly Campbell.

She even indirectly accused Elly Campbell of being unreasonable, defending an employee who assaulted someone.