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Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1455
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Chapter 1455: 1455. Be the third wheel without making people disgusted

"Much better now, thank you for asking, sister-in-law."

Elly Campbell: "..."

He always managed to overthink things.

At that moment, Mia Brown finished chatting with the village chiefs and was walking toward her.

"Mrs. Jones."

Mia greeted Elly first, her demeanor calm and graceful.

She carried an air of an artist. If not for knowing she was a notorious mistress, it would be hard to tell.

Quite unlike the mistresses Elly was familiar with.

This woman had an extraordinarily high emotional intelligence, even Elly had to admit.

Being a mistress but managing not to invite disgust — Mia was truly clever.

"Ms. Brown."

Elly nodded at her, her attitude neither overly cold nor excessively friendly.

Mia often accompanied William Hall to various business functions. Back when the Old Master of the Hall Family

was still alive, William exercised more restraint, bringing Leanne Richards to important occasions.

But ever since the Old Master passed away, William had let himself go.

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Aside from attending particularly etiquette-sensitive places, such as the Presidential Palace or high-status homes

like the Jones Family or Campbell Family, William always brought Mia to other events.

Mia never let him down; regardless of the occasion, she adeptly handled anything that cher way.

Speople trying to placate her, or ingratiate themselves with William, occasionally even directly called her

Mrs. Hall.

At first, when people addressed her as Mrs. Hall, Mia still felt awkward and unnatural, but over time, as more

people called her that, she grew accustomed to it.

It had been a long tsince anyone called her Ms. Brown.

Mia's expression subtly lingered on Elly.

Often, women instinctively compared themselves to one another.

Though Mia had seen plenty of coverage about Elly on television, this was her first tformally meeting her

face-to-face.

While Mia considered herself beautiful and refined, she had to admit, standing in front of Elly, she fell short.

Especially the commanding aura Elly exuded — confident and dignified — a kind of presence Mia knew she could

never fully achieve, no matter how hard she tried.

Despite Mia's fand recognition within her circle as the presumed "Mrs. Hall," she remained, in essence, a

mistress. Even if she might one day beclegitimate, the stain of being a mistress would never completely

fade.

Elly, however, was different. She was Adam Jones’ legally wedded wife, acknowledged by the government, and

adored by him to the heavens. How could she not be confident, how could she not be proud?

Mia was fully aware that Elly would inherently look down on her.

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Mia might straighten her back in the face of women inferior to her, but in front of Elly, she knew she couldn't.

"I've long admired your reputation, Mrs. Jones. Never expected to meet you here today."

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Mia spoke humbly, but no sooner had she finished than Leo Hall let out a laugh instead of Elly.

The lack of face-saving made Mia somewhat unhappy.

She glanced sideways at Leo with a hint of reproach, prompting him to stifle his laugh immediately.

However, the mischievous defiance in his gaze still lingered.