Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 998. He didn’t treat himself as an outsider at all.

Chapter 998: 998. He didn’t treat himself as an outsider at all.

Now, without Daddy coming to see him, the little guy is getting anxious again.

She foolishly thought that the world of children was all pure and beautiful, and that they would not think too much.

But she was so wrong.

She has always been an extremely unqualified mother, always using her own presumptions to judge her child’s thoughts.

Seeing his sensible yet uneasy eyes, Elly Campbell felt an immense sense of self-reproach and guilt.

She walked up to William Campbell, slowly squatted down, and comforted him, saying:

"How could that be, Daddy just told Mommy he misses William, but Daddy was injured a while ago, and now he’s recovering, that’s why he can’t come to see William."

"Really? Does Daddy not dislike William?"

No sooner had Elly finished speaking than she saw her son’s eyes visibly light up.

The more this happened, the more guilt and self-reproach Elly felt in her heart.

She extended her arm to embrace William, kissed his forehead, and said:

"Of course, with William being so smart and good-looking, how could Daddy not like you?"

Elly pinched William’s little nose and said:

"In a few days, when Daddy’s injury gets better, he’ll come see William, okay?"

"Okay."

After all, he was a child, and just a few words could make him happy again, the joy clearly showing on his face.

Even the stuffed bear in his arms seemed to feel his brother’s joy, struggling out from the embrace to nuzzle Elly’s face with its plush, plump nose.

This softened Elly’s heart even more.

Thinking about Adam Jones, Elly’s brows involuntarily creased again.

He was obviously very rejecting of his own sons, not just the one in the womb, but also William.

She knew he could control himself not to hurt them, but many emotions were inadvertently revealed.

Children, although innocent, are also sensitive.

Especially William, a child who grew up without a daddy by his side, was even more sensitive to his father’s emotions.

She worried that just a glimpse of a frightening look from Adam might cause the child to develop some kind of insecurity and shadow.

Therefore, she didn’t dare to promise an exact time for Adam to come see him.

She also didn’t know whether forcibly erasing Adam’s memory would cause irreversible damage to his brain.

To avoid this possibility, she must find a solution as soon as possible.

It was urgent to find the person pulling the strings behind the scenes.

After dinner, the Old Master called Elly to the study.

"Grandpa, you wanted to see me?"

"How is the investigation going?"

Since Elly needed the Old Master’s people, she did not hide the details of this counterplot from the Old Master.

"Uncle Li gave me some photos today, and I found a clue, but I still need to check carefully. There are some things I need to discuss with Adam when I find time."

Hearing this, the Old Master nodded, but didn’t say anything else, simply saying:

"Adam doesn’t remember anything now, and the fact that he trusts you so unreservedly is commendable."

Hearing the Old Master say this, warmth surged in Elly’s heart, and she couldn’t help but show a touch of sentiment.

"Yes, I thought it would take some twists and turns to make him believe me, but unexpectedly..."

At this point, she couldn’t help but laugh, "He certainly doesn’t see himself as an outsider at all."

In her words, there was no attempt to hide her deep affection for Adam Jones.