Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 680: You won’t understand because you don’t have a wife_1

Chapter 680: You won’t understand because you don’t have a wife_1

"Well... it’s just that I’m bored with nothing to do, and it’s not like I’m tired or anything."

Facing Elly’s questioning, Helen averted her gaze somewhat guiltily.

Elly, however, didn’t believe her. The files were piled up like a mountain in front of her. If it was just boredom killing, would she need so many?

She knew Helen was purely trying to numb herself with work to forget Harry Hall and everything related to him.

That was why she insisted on taking her out for a trip to get a breath of fresh air, and keeping a watchful eye on her would give her some peace of mind.

Already skinny as a rail, if she left Helen to her own devices, did she even care about her life anymore?

"Bored, you say? Then come out and have some fun with me, take your mind off things."

Helen discovered that ever since her best friend remarried Adam Jones, that pig trotter, her personality had also started leaning more towards his.

Overbearingly so.

"Sis, that’s not very kind of you. You know very well that Adam detests me. If I were to third-wheel, he’d probably kill me."

"Don’t worry, Adam agreed to it."

Helen: "..."

"Are you and your husband teaming up to torture a single dog like me?"

She gave Elly an indifferent roll of her eyes.

Watching Elly face her with an honest smile, "Come on, if you don’t go, whom are we going to show off our couple bliss to?"

Helen: "..."

Changed! This person has changed!

"Come on, Helen, I promise you, if we’re going to flaunt our love, we’ll make sure to do it far away from you, out of your sight."

Seeing that Helen still remained unmoved, she added, "The Old Lady will be there too, and William is coming, so you won’t be feeling like a third wheel."

Helen looked at Elly’s eager face and knew in her heart that her friend was worried about her. After hesitating for a while, she sighed and said,

"Alright, you’re inviting me so sincerely, it would be rude not to accept."

Elly finally breathed a sigh of relief when Helen agreed.

"Tomorrow I’ll have the driver pick you up."

"Got it."

Helen hugged Elly’s leg tightly, "Ah, it’s so nice to have a wealthy Young Miss as a bestie."

Elly casually stroked her head and couldn’t help but think about the situation between Helen and Harry, silently sighing to herself.

When Harry arrived at the coffee house, Adam was already there waiting.

Although he had just recovered from a hangover the day before, he was still immaculately spruced up, with not a trace of dishevelment or disarray.

But the deep sadness in his eyes and the exhaustion on his face were real and couldn’t be hidden.

"Give it a try. This coffee house is Granny’s favorite, and their coffee art isn’t bad either."

Adam placed a freshly brewed coffee in front of Harry and began.

Harry walked over, sat down cross-legged in front of him, and gave him a frosty glance, "You’re living the life of an old man ahead of time?"

His voice was particularly hoarse from excessive drinking.

Adam looked up casually and glanced at him, "I promised my wife I wouldn’t drink alcohol."

After a pause, he continued, "You wouldn’t understand that, not having a wife."

Harry: "..."

Did this guy invite him out just to brag in front of him?

If he wanted a wife, would he still be waiting until now?

Helen’s arrogant, proud face involuntarily flashed through his mind, darkening his expression unconsciously.

Picking up the coffee in front of him, he downed it like he would liquor, completely lacking the mood to savor it, and said in a raspy voice,

"Did you ask me out just to talk this nonsense?"