Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 374. Let him jump around for a while_1

Chapter 374: 374. Let him jump around for a while_1

Standing to the side, Melody Baker and her daughter exchanged a glance when they heard James Campbell’s words. The anger that Elly Campbell had incited in them also dissipated somewhat.

Sophie Baker walked over to James Campbell’s side, clasping his arm, and gently patted his back, which was heaving with rage. In a soft voice, she consoled him:

"Dad, let it go. Don’t make yourself sick with anger. You now own fifty-five percent of the Campbell shares, and from now on, the Campbells will heed your word. Even the directors can’t stop your decisions. If you think about it this way, doesn’t it make you feel a bit happier?"

Hearing Sophie’s gentle voice, James Campbell’s anger indeed subsided a lot. He reached out and softly patted the back of her hand, saying:

"You’re such a good girl, Sophie. Your dad hasn’t spoiled you for nothing."

James Campbell looked at the Baker mother and daughter with a face full of affection, saying, "Once I’m done with these few busy days, I will allocate some shares to you, so you’ll have some say in the Campbells as well."

Upon hearing this, the Baker mother and daughter’s eyes suddenly brightened with joy. Hadn’t they put up with so much injustice and pleading just to secure a place in the Campbell Family?

Although they had emptied their pockets to buy Elly Campbell’s shares this time, once they had a stake in the Campbells, and considering the current market value, owning shares was like having a constant flow of money, wasn’t it?

More importantly, they would no longer be seen as the mistress and the illegitimate daughter when they went out. Instead, they would be legitimately recognized as Mrs. Campbell and Miss Campbell.

Thinking this way, the pent-up feelings that the Baker mother and daughter had harbored because of Elly Campbell finally eased a lot.

After the share transfer to James Campbell, Elly’s relationship with the Campbells was completely severed, and now, she could implement her plans step by step.

She was a person who sought revenge for the smallest grievances, and there was no way she would let James Campbell get away with such a huge advantage.

Let him jump around for a while before making him taste the pain of falling from the clouds.

"Miss Campbell, if there’s nothing else, I’ll be going now."

"Of course, Lawyer Thompson, thank you for your help today."

"You’re welcome."

After Lawyer Thompson left, Elly Campbell returned to the hotel, took a shower, changed her clothes, and thinking about James Campbell’s words, she decided to visit the hospital to check in on things.

"Elly’s here."

The Old Master’s spirits had much improved, his complexion was rosy, and he seemed to be doing well, which reassured Elly a bit.

"Grandpa, I just met with James Campbell, and he asked me to persuade you to attend his wedding to Melody Baker."

She sat down beside the Old Master’s bed and reached for an apple, peeling it slowly.

Upon hearing this, the Old Master’s face immediately darkened. "That bastard still has the gall to send you to persuade me? If I had known he was such an idiot from the start, I should have drowned him in the toilet when he was born."

The Old Master was from a military background and still had a soldier’s fiery temper. But hearing his voice resound like a bell, Elly wasn’t worried anymore.

"Elly, you’re not really going to persuade me on behalf of that bastard, are you?"

The Old Master, seeing his granddaughter smiling in front of him, couldn’t help but ask.

Even if Elly tried to persuade him this time, he wouldn’t listen. Did he look like someone who would give that worthless creature a show of face?

In your dreams! Was that thing even worthy?

Elly shook her head decisively with a smile, "How could I? I’m worried that he might come and upset you again."

"Don’t worry, Grandpa isn’t so easily angered by that bastard. I just had a bit of a cold and got upset when I scolded him the other day. It caused some heat to rise to my heart, but I’m much better now."