Relentless Pursuit After Divorce-Chapter 1030. Shouldn’t have lost my temper at you

She knew this way of handling things was troubling for Adam Jones. He was angry today, and she could understand why.

But now, without his memories, Adam himself was an uncertain factor. If they didn’t find the person behind the scenes sooner, who knew what other dangers might arise in the future?

Thinking about how she treated Adam today, even though it was an act for others, she knew she had made him feel wronged.

After some thought, she still decided to send Adam a message on Instagram.

"Honey, I’m sorry."

She didn’t know what else to say.

After sending it, she waited for about ten minutes. Seeing that Adam hadn’t replied, she felt incredibly anxious.

She put her phone aside, grabbed the quilt preparing to sleep, when suddenly there was a noise from the window.

She abruptly turned her head to look, seeing a figure jumping in through the window and walking towards her against the light.

Familiar features gradually emerged from the darkness.

The grievances she felt in her chest just minutes ago now surged back, overwhelming her.

A sourness suddenly welled up in her eyes.

All along, she had thought of herself as someone who didn’t easily tear up, having managed to keep from crying in front of others even when Adam was in trouble.

She had thought she was tough as nails.

But in front of Adam, she was ultimately still a little woman.

A little woman who, when wronged or sad, also needed comforting.

Thinking about how choked she felt when Adam hadn’t replied to her Instagram message, and seeing him standing in front of her now, her emotions exploded in an instant.

Her eyes filled with tears, and she looked at Adam for a long time before managing to squeeze out a bit of voice from her choked throat.

"I’m sorry."

"I’m sorry."

Both of them almost spoke in unison, apologizing.

Elly Campbell looked at Adam, stunned for a moment.

The next second, Adam had walked over to her and pulled her into his embrace.

"I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have lost my temper with you."

His face full of remorse, he kissed her forehead, his feelings of self-blame intensifying.

He knew she had been suffering because of her grandfather’s accident and also knew that her cold demeanor was deliberately displayed for others.

Yet, upon receiving her apologetic text, he had chosen to ignore it, not responding to her for most of the day.

Just now, when he entered and saw the moisture welling up in her eyes, his feelings of guilt clogged his chest so tightly that he felt he couldn’t breathe.

Elly Campbell didn’t speak as the apology from Adam only made all the suppressed sad emotions rise even more.

With her face pressed against his chest, she remained silent.

After a long while, Adam felt the spot on his chest where her face rested grow wet; she was clearly crying hard.

The more she cried, the more pain Adam felt in his heart.

He didn’t know what to say, only kept repeating his apologies.

"I’m sorry, darling, I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have lost my temper, I’m sorry, I’m sorry&..."

He had much to say, but when the words reached his lips, nothing came out except "I’m sorry."

"I know you did it for me, trying to help find the person behind this quickly. How could I be so harsh on you, it’s just unforgivable..."

Elly Campbell, in his arms, shook her head gently, but didn’t speak.

She didn’t blame Adam at all and knew that for him, who had lost his memories, these days had been even more challenging and confusing.

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