Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 1110: She has seen many ungrateful men who live off women.

Chapter 1110: She has seen many ungrateful men who live off women.

Elly Campbell had always looked down on Sean Lentz, and her suspicion that the Old Master’s accident was related to Ivy Lentz only intensified her disdain for him.

"Younger cousin sister, you’re back."

Ivy Lentz didn’t even dare to pick up the coffee Jane had prepared, anxiously standing up from the sofa.

Sean Lentz didn’t dare to sit down either, and immediately stood up as well.

Both father and daughter knew that in the Campbell Family, with the Old Master and Elly not around, it was Elly Campbell who called the shots.

"Elly, it’s been... it’s been a long time."

Sean Lentz still tried to greet Elly Campbell as an elder, but his "Elly" made her feel nauseous.

Her gaze coldly swept over the father and daughter before landing on Jane, and she said:

"Jane."

"Miss."

"Since when did our family start letting someone else take charge?"

Jane was also distressed; without the second grandma or the young miss, and with Linstad not around,

the younger cousin sister, being the daughter of the second grandma, had requests she dared not refuse.

Upon hearing Elly Campbell’s words, Ivy Lentz’s complexion changed.

But she understood the principle of bowing her head under someone else’s roof, even if she desperately wanted to tear Elly Campbell’s bones apart and devour them, she still docilely said:

"Younger cousin sister, it’s rare for dad to come from so far away, I couldn’t just disrespectfully let him stay outside, could I?"

She began playing the sympathy card, but Elly Campbell was entirely unresponsive. Upon hearing her words, Elly arrogantly lifted her chin.

"Then you can stay outside with him. Since when do guests have the right to make decisions for the host?"

"You..."

Ivy Lentz’s face darkened, but Elly Campbell didn’t look at her. Instead, she turned to Sean Lentz, who looked nervous, and said:

"I heard you’ve been having a tough time since divorcing my aunt and that it’s been miserable for you out there. Did you get the money for the ticket to Greece by playing the pretty boy?"

The more than twenty years of living in luxury had long made Sean Lentz forget how he had once been down on his luck.

Even each time Elly elevated him in front of others, it made him forget his own worth, truly believing he could do well without Elly.

That was why he felt so justified in having an affair.

But he hadn’t expected Elly to propose divorce so resolutely, nor had he thought Elly would be so ruthless in handling matters, cutting off all his escape routes upon the divorce.

Only then did he realize that without Elly, he was still just a poor artist selling paintings on the street, unworthy of a second glance.

He also realized that those in the circle of the wealthy who had always spoken nicely to him and flattered him didn’t actually respect him, but did so because he was Elly’s husband.

Without Elly, he was nothing in that circle.

But for Sean Lentz, this realization had come too late; Elly had already divorced him.

He could only shamelessly seek a reconciliation with Elly.

He also knew this path would be difficult. Besides the Old Master, there was also his formidable niece Elly.

He was prepared to be humiliated, so when Elly Campbell spoke to him so sharply, he just endured it and let it pass.

"Elly, I know I was wrong before, and I truly regret it. I hope you can give me another chance, alright?"

Although Elly Campbell wasn’t close to Sean Lentz, she had seen plenty of those who lived off women, with James Campbell being the biggest example.

Sean Lentz’s plea to reconcile with her aunt wasn’t out of genuine remorse, but because he had no other options and was desperate for a reunion.