Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 1109. I’ll come find you smelling fresh and fragrant after I wash up.

Chapter 1109: 1109. I’ll come find you smelling fresh and fragrant after I wash up.

"Still not shameful enough, huh? A bastard child laughing at others," she couldn’t control herself and slapped Sophie Baker.

"Bitch, what do you think you are?"

Sophia Green became even angrier thinking about how easily she had lost her entertainment circle resources to this "Fox Spirit," who climbed up to Adam Jones.

She hit hard without holding back her strength and immediately swelled Sophie’s face.

Sophie wasn’t weak either; she grabbed Sophia’s hair, pulled it back, and landed several slaps on her in succession.

"What do I think I am? I may not be much, but I’m better than this piece of shit."

The two began fighting right at the entrance of the President’s residence, not caring about the many disdainful eyes around them.

Indeed, they had no decorum; they didn’t care about their image and fought publicly at the entrance of the President’s residence.

What made them think they could replace Elly Campbell as the young miss of the Jones Family?

The spectators even felt it lowered their own status to watch the fight.

When they had nearly finished fighting, the security of the President’s residence finally arrived late.

"This is the President’s residence, if you want to fight, please leave the area."

Saying this, they unceremoniously pulled the two apart and led them away from the President’s residence.

Even James Campbell and Cam Green could not stop them.

Watching his daughter looking disheveled and embarrassed, being led far from the President’s residence like a stray dog, both felt burning shame on their faces.

They knew how those who hadn’t left yet were mocking them.

Meanwhile, this only strengthened their resolve to push their daughters to replace Elly Campbell with Adam Jones.

For safety, Elly Campbell parted ways with Adam Jones along the way.

"Miss."

The Campbell family car was parked by the road waiting for her.

As Elly got into the car, Adam looked at her with a resentful expression and said,

"Do we really have to separate? I think we’ve played our parts well enough."

Adam was holding Elly’s hand like a little woman abandoned by her husband.

Elly reached out, cupped his face, kissed him on the lips softly with a soothing tone,

"Didn’t I say I’d be waiting for you at home? Come over soon."

Saying this, she playfully winked at him.

Reluctantly, Adam grunted twice and finally let go of Elly, muttering lowly,

"I’ll get all cleaned up and come to see you."

Elly: "..."

Having finally sent Adam off, Elly boarded the Campbell family car and headed back to the Campbell home.

Having been apart from her partner for a while, even a simple kiss had to happen under such circumstances to be legitimate.

Elly also felt distressed.

But having acted all the way till now, they couldn’t just throw it all away.

Back at the Campbell house, she saw Ivy Lentz acting like the mistress of the house sitting in the living room, ordering servants around to pour coffee and make coffee.

Sitting opposite her was an unwelcome middle-aged man.

This man was Sean Lentz.

Seeing Elly in her evening gown appearing in the living room, the Lentz father and daughter tensed up and instinctively felt fear and guilt towards her.

Elly said nothing, her eyes landing on the coffee Jane had just made, then shifting her gaze to a visibly uneasy Sean Lentz.

Obviously, without Elly, Sean Lentz’s days weren’t going well, even becoming fairly miserable.

A poor painter who lives off selling art thinks he’s skilled because he got lucky with a rich woman, and still has the nerve to have affairs.