Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 968. Do not make judgments about the past lightly.

Chapter 968: 968. Do not make judgments about the past lightly.

This realization began to excite Sophie Baker, so much that a faint blush started to spread across her cheeks.

But soon, she sensed something was amiss.

If he had lost his memory, how could he remember her, and why would he personally go to the prison to get her out?

How could that bitch Elly Campbell ever tell him about this?

Besides, even if Elly did tell him, she would only slander her to the extreme, so why would Adam release her?

Unable to make sense of it, Sophie voiced her doubts.

"Adam, then... how can you remember me?"

Adam Jones didn’t hide the truth from her and simply spoke up:

"While I was unconscious, a snippet kept coming to me, the incident of being plotted against nine years ago."

Hearing him mention this, Sophie’s face subtly changed.

"I vaguely remember you telling me to run, to not worry about you, remember you getting severely beaten."

"Apart from you, I also remember Aunt Lily."

Aunt Lily?

Sophie was unfamiliar with this person, but she didn’t ask. She knew Adam would continue.

"Aunt Lily is a very important aunt to me, just like a mother. I believe if I don’t remember anyone else but I do remember you and Aunt Lily, that means you and Aunt Lily are the only people I can trust."

Adam’s words were especially sincere, eliciting such excitement in Sophie that her heart trembled.

Adam said she and that Aunt Lily were the ones he could trust?

Does that mean, apart from Aunt Lily, she was the most important person to him now?

The more Sophie thought about it, the more excited she became. Even though she was trying to stay composed, she could barely contain herself at this moment.

"I figured, since Aunt Lily must have heard about the incident nine years ago from me, I asked her, and indeed..."

As Adam spoke, Sophie noticed a hint of icy intent creeping onto his face.

"Indeed, that woman Elly Campbell plotted against me nine years ago!"

At this point, Sophie understood why Adam Jones had personally come to get her out of prison.

With his former memories gone, he couldn’t easily judge the past.

But those fragments in his mind reminded him of what happened back then, and coupled with Aunt Lily’s words—the other person he truly trusted—he naturally concluded that Elly Campbell had schemed against him years ago.

At this moment, Sophie’s heart was brimming with relief and excitement; she could even envision the glorious future where she’d become Mrs. Jones, owning billions in assets.

After speaking, Adam Jones looked at her again, his tone softening a bit.

"Lately, I’ve also uncovered some other things and learned that you’ve been wronged severely."

Hearing this, Sophie’s eyes turned red, and she shook her head, saying:

"It doesn’t matter, I’m already out now, not facing another ten years in prison, so I’m already very happy."

She looked at Adam Jones with a pitiful and aggrieved expression, pouting her mouth, "You have no idea how bad those women in the prison were, they spent every day bullying me. If you hadn’t come to get me today, I don’t know if one day they would have beaten me to death."

Her voice was choked with sobs.

Her gaze, moistened, was fixed on Adam Jones.

Within her aggrieved complaint, there was a hint of coquetry.

She had thought that Adam Jones would come over to hold her and offer some comfort, or at least severely reprimand Elly Campbell—the instigator, after all, she was now the only person Adam trusted and was close to.

But to her disappointment, Adam Jones did nothing.