Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 626. Waited for a day_1

Chapter 626: 626. Waited for a day_1

Standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, downstairs was the street with heavy traffic. Adam Jones’s thoughts were somewhat hazy.

Why didn’t she even ask a single question, could it be just as he imagined, that she simply didn’t care about the rumors of him with other women?

Because she didn’t care, so there was no need to ask.

The moment he thought of this, Adam’s hand, holding the glass, subconsciously tightened.

He remembered that day, she said, he couldn’t control whether she would become involved with other men, and she likewise wouldn’t mind if he was with other women.

The two of them, to put it bluntly, were just in a marriage of convenience.

No, it wasn’t even a marriage of convenience! They hadn’t even collected their marriage certificate yet.

At that thought, Adam laughed mockingly to himself, the bitterness in his heart even more acute than the alcohol on his palate.

"Elly Campbell, you really don’t care at all, do you?"

He looked out the window with a dim expression, murmuring in a hoarse voice.

He was fed up with this torturous feeling, damn it was irritating!

The news on the internet rose quickly and was withdrawn just as fast, and it hadn’t caused much of a stir.

As for whether the opponent was dealing with Crystal Sharp, or the person behind Crystal Sharp, Adam had no interest in meddling.

"CEO, it’s very late already, aren’t you going back yet?"

Robert Green looked at the darkening skies outside and reminded him softly.

He didn’t know what his boss was posturing about. Just last night, he inexplicably worked overtime in the company until so late, barely being called away by CEO Hall, and then this happens—a somewhat ambiguous photo is taken.

Fine, just let the photo slide, but aren’t you in a hurry to explain to your wife? What’s with brooding here all alone?

What’s the matter?

You’ve stirred up a scandal and aren’t thinking of going back to properly explain to your wife, and could it be that you’re waiting for the lady to come to you on her own initiative?

That kind of thinking must be wishful!

Robert couldn’t help but feel a headache coming on.

This couple, neither was the type who made things easy. If they really started arguing, it would probably be endless.

As an "anxious mother" at heart, Robert felt weary and rubbed his forehead.

"You go back first."

Adam, with a stern face, responded, but his gaze remained on the document in front of him without moving away.

"Yes, CEO."

Robert didn’t want to stay and accompany the big boss in working overtime. After all, the boss had been flipping that same document from the moment they finished work until now at seven or eight o’clock and didn’t seem to have absorbed a single word.

Without saying another word, Robert turned and left, leaving the boss who had begun, once again, to court disaster at breakneck speed to whatever fate.

Anyway, he had done all he could.

After Robert left, the CEO’s Office became even quieter.

Adam gazed at the dark night sky outside the window, and he always felt as though there was a heavy stone pressing on his chest, making it hard to breathe.

"It’s been a day..."

Unintentionally, he had been waiting for a whole day. She hadn’t asked anything, not even a single accusing text message.

As he thought and thought, he couldn’t help but let out a bitter laugh.

That woman... truly was heartless.

The Jones Family.

In the blink of an eye, it was already past nine o’clock. William Campbell had already been taken upstairs to sleep by the housekeeper.

The Old Lady couldn’t help but start to feel sleepy as well.

Elly Campbell had accompanied them for the entire day, and now seeing that the Old Lady was going to rest, she planned to return to her room as well.

"Elly."

"Hmm?"

"Has Adam been very busy these last two days? He worked overtime yesterday, and how come he’s still at it today? It’s already this late, and he hasn’t come back."

The Old Lady didn’t know about the news on the internet but was aware that her grandson had been clinging to his wife a lot in the past few days. Even if he was incredibly busy, he wouldn’t stay in the company and not come home for two consecutive days.