Relentless Pursuit After Divorce-Chapter 1246. Trying on a wedding dress

James Campbell had become a stranger to her now.

Before they knew it, the end of the year had arrived.

Major corporations and factories had already closed for the holiday, one by one, and everyone had embarked on journeys back home for the new year.

The streets were filled with a celebratory atmosphere of the season.

Shops and restaurants all made preparations for the holiday.

Aside from the new year, there was another joyous event: it was time for Harry Hall and Helen Melendy’s wedding.

Ever since the couple decided to marry a few months ago, they had set the date for the end of the year.

On this day, Elly Campbell took a rare outing, leaving her two sons at home, to accompany Helen Melendy to a wedding dress fitting. Gazing at the tall, beautiful woman in front of the mirror, a hint of contentment filled Elly’s eyes.

The owner of this bridal salon was a renowned wedding dress designer both domestically and internationally, specializing in dresses for high-society brides.

A gown created by him was nothing short of stunning on its debut, ensuring that everyone would remember the wedding for a lifetime.

Paired with Helen’s ravishing beauty, the dress looked unparalleled in its elegance; even Elly found it hard to take her eyes off it.

If it weren’t for the fact that her children were grown, she would have considered having another wedding.

But now, she couldn’t muster the enthusiasm for it.

"Ah, finally sending you off."

After Helen had finished donning the wedding dress, Elly sighed and couldn’t resist teasing her.

Helen shot her a glare, "What do you mean by that? You make it sound like I’m some old maid."

She looked down at the dress, specially tailored for her by the owner of this store at Harry’s request, the happiness in her eyes radiating from deep within.

Looking at her reflection, she couldn’t suppress the smile curling up at the corners of her mouth.

"Look at that grin of yours. I feel like I’m just superfluous here. Why don’t you call Lawyer Hall to keep you company? Then I can go home to my sons."

Elly continued teasing her as she watched the smile play on Helen’s lips.

Helen shot her a contemptuous look, "My sons are back home with a bunch of servants looking after them. It’s just you with me here. Do you have the heart to leave me all alone?"

"I think all you’re thinking about is Lawyer Hall. I feel like I’m the one who’s superfluous here."

Teased by Elly, Helen, usually so carefree, started feeling embarrassed.

"If you keep mocking me, our friendship is over."

"Yes, after which you can stick with Lawyer Hall and never bother with me again."

Elly retorted coldly.

"You’re still saying?"

Helen dropped the wedding gloves she was holding and moved to pinch Elly’s neck.

"Oh no! The dress is ripped!!!"

Elly suddenly exclaimed, startling Helen into pausing her actions, frantically inspecting the wedding dress from top to bottom—

"Where? Where is it ripped?"

Helen was both anxious and eager about the wedding, and she cherished the dress dearly.

When she heard Elly mention a rip, she instantly became anxious.

"Ha ha ha ha, I was just fooling you. You looked so nervous!"

"Elly!!!"

With a dark expression, Helen rushed up and the two of them became tangled in a scuffle.

"Ladylike! Keep it ladylike! If you keep hitting me, your dress will really rip!"

While Elly was being "attacked," she still managed to cry out, half laughing.

They were in a private dressing room in the store, their playful noise not bothering anyone else.

And seeing Helen finally marrying Harry, Elly truly felt happy for her.

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