Even if Elly Campbell treated him however she pleased, he would still volunteer to stand up for her, only to shove her into the mire and let her flounder in disgrace.
She clenched her teeth, unwilling to accept the situation and looked at Robert Green with a bitter smile, "Why does Adam have to treat me this way? I never wronged him."
Her unwillingness was palpable, her low voice tinged with bitterness and pity.
Robert Green glanced at her pitiful look, his expression unchanging, and said, "But you provoked someone whom even President Jones dares not provoke, and that's where you went wrong."
From beginning to end, Robert Green spoke with a gentle tone and expression, but his words were more piercing than the last.
What does it mean to provoke someone even Adam Jones wouldn't dare to provoke? Elly Campbell must really be capable.
