The elevator surveillance had captured Elly Campbell, and the corridor surveillance had too, and he kept making excuses for her, claiming it was coincidental, but now, Elly had personally admitted it, and he had no more excuses to make for her.
Elly didn't know why the fleeting pain in Adam Jones's eyes existed; after all, he was the one who had betrayed her back then. At most, she had just considered catching him in the act and then had a change of heart at the last minute.
Compared to the horrible things he had done, she had merely distrusted him. Could that really be considered such an unforgivable sin?
"Elly, you're quite pleased with yourself, aren't you?"
Adam tried to control the increasingly wild storm in his heart, his gaze growing colder.
Elly shrugged nonchalantly and said with a smile, "I am pretty pleased, yes. Too bad it didn't work out."
