Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 1159. Doctors find it hard to heal themselves.

Chapter 1159: 1159. Doctors find it hard to heal themselves.

Lily Bankston was a top psychiatrist, yet she couldn’t heal her own heart. This is what they mean by physicians cannot heal themselves.

When Adam Jones showed up at the President’s mansion, Tony Wilson was not surprised; he even guessed what Jones wanted to ask.

When he heard that the person who plotted to kill Henry Jones was Lily Bankston, Wilson probably guessed why Bankston did it.

"Do you want to ask why your father abandoned Lily Bankston and married Joseph Thompson’s mother?"

Inside the President’s mansion, before Adam Jones could speak, Tony Wilson spoke first.

Although Adam did not have a strong memory of his father, he was not willing to accept the fact his father was such a scoundrel.

Another issue was that if Joseph Thompson’s mother was indeed sent by Wilson to approach his father, then Wilson himself was not as simple as he seemed.

Although Adam emotionally did not want to admit that he had been schemed against by Wilson, or rather, he knew that a President’s mind is never pure.

But he did not wish such impurity to calculate against him.

"Adam, are you suspecting that Joseph Thompson’s mother was sent by me to your father?"

Wilson half-jokingly, half-seriously started.

Jones looked at him but did not deny it.

Wilson didn’t get angry but just sighed and said,

"Your father met Joseph Thompson’s mother because of me, but it was not me who schemed against your father, it was Joseph Thompson’s mother."

Adam’s gaze deepened, hearing that it was Joseph Thompson’s mother who had schemed, he wasn’t surprised at all.

"I was classmates with your father in college, and Lily Bankston was two years our junior. Your father had a good relationship with her when they were together."

On saying this, a hint of nostalgia appeared on Wilson’s face.

"That day was my birthday, and I invited a few friends to celebrate. Both your father and your uncle attended."

The uncle Wilson referred to was Joseph Thompson’s brother, Joseph.

"I, your father, and Joseph were roommates in the dormitory. Back then, Joseph brought his sister, your mother, along, while Lily, since it was a holiday, had gone home and wasn’t in Boston, so she couldn’t come with your father."

Wilson still felt wistful recalling that day.

"That night, your father drank a lot. As to how he ended up with Joseph Thompson’s mother, I only found out a few days later when your father mentioned it."

Jones frowned, "Being drunk is his excuse for messing around?"

If being drunk could justify messing around, he’d rather be impotent than betray his wife.

Wilson didn’t know how to respond to that, as he was embarrassed to inquire about the details at the time.

"The specific circumstances, you’d have to ask Joseph Thompson’s mother."

Jones sneered internally, feeling irate.

"Joseph Thompson’s mother slept with him and he rushed to take responsibility. What about Aunt Lily? Why didn’t he take responsibility for her just because Joseph Thompson’s mother was pregnant and Aunt Lily wasn’t?"

If back then, Aunt Lily had told him she was pregnant, how would he have chosen?

Was it true as Aunt Lily said, that he was scum, fickle in love, and it had nothing to do with taking responsibility?

Being responsible for one person meant betraying another, so why should the one betrayed be Aunt Lily?

Although Joseph Thompson’s mother was his biological mother, he truly wished that woman had nothing to do with him.