Chapter 89 - 089. Adam Jones Changed_1
Seeing that Elly Campbell did not refuse again, the corners of Adam Jones’s lips couldn’t help but curve up, and he also heaved a sigh of relief. He didn’t know when he had started to become somewhat afraid of hearing Elly Campbell reject him over and over again.
They then got in the car, and the driver, sitting in the driver’s seat, cautiously asked, "Mr. President, shall we go straight home?"
At the same time, the driver looked through the rearview mirror at Elly Campbell’s ashen face, his expression somewhat difficult to describe.
Ever since finding out that the lady had cheated on his boss and had a child with another man, every time he saw her, he felt as if his head was tied to his belt.
After all, knowing such an earth-shattering secret about his boss being cuckolded, he feared that he might be silenced by the president at any moment.
He didn’t understand what the lady was thinking; Mr. Jones had both wealth and looks, and most importantly, he doted on his wife. How could she have the audacity to cheat and even have a child, then still have the gall to show the president her sour face?
If Elly Campbell knew that the driver was thinking of her as such a morally depraved, clueless woman, she would definitely be furious to the point of spitting blood, and might even pick up a scalpel and stab Adam to pieces.
"Go to New Town."
Adam Jones gave an address and glanced at Elly Campbell, noticing that although her face was still composed, her hand was resting on her stomach, which clearly showed she was quite hungry. Adam unconsciously furrowed his brows, and when they reached the next intersection, he suddenly spoke up, "Stop the car."
The driver obediently pulled over, and after Adam Jones said, "Wait here for me," he got out and left.
Elly Campbell had no idea where Adam Jones was headed; all she wanted to do was to quickly finish eating and leave. Being entangled by Adam Jones was becoming too much for her to handle.
Five minutes later, Adam Jones returned, holding a small box of pastries and a cup of hot milk, which he handed to Elly Campbell, "Have something to eat to fill your stomach first."