Relentless Pursuit After Divorce-Chapter 1269. Interwoven Nightmares

"Professor Ford."

"President Jones."

Compared to Elly Campbell, Jamuna Ford seemed slightly more composed, though not by much, and he managed not to show it too obviously in front of Adam Jones.

But the fatigue emanating from his brows indicated that he hadn’t rested well for quite a long time.

Adam Jones felt sympathy for his wife, but he wasn’t the type to readily extend that sympathy to others.

Therefore, he didn’t suggest that Jamuna Ford take a rest, but instead asked:

"Professor Ford, could you repeat to me the scene when my mother-in-law left the dinner that day?"

Jamuna Ford nodded without hesitation, and recounted to Adam Jones in detail what he had previously told Elly Campbell, which made Adam also furrow his brows.

"How are you so sure that the person who called my mother-in-law was Elly?"

"I heard mentor sister called her name, and after hanging up, she also mentioned that Elly was waiting for her outside."

Jamuna Ford still regretted his carelessness at that time, thinking if he had been more attentive, perhaps his mentor sister...

He rubbed his swelling chest, remaining silent without saying anything further.

"The person who got into the car with my mother-in-law, did she really look so much like Elly?"

He knew his mother-in-law was not easily deceived, so even if the call wasn’t from Elly herself, the voice on the phone must have been deliberately mimicked.

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Adam recalled the time when Cam Green used Elly Campbell’s voice in a recording, and even he hadn’t recognized it.

As for the woman in the car...

When Professor Ford went out, his mother-in-law had already boarded the car, whether she got on voluntarily or was forced, remains unknown.

If it was voluntary, it’s very possible that—

Did the woman not only sound like Elly, but also resembled her so closely that even his mother-in-law couldn’t recognize her?

Thinking of this, Adam Jones furrowed his brows, and listened as Jamuna Ford said:

"From the profile, she looked very much like her."

Although he only caught a glimpse, seeing just her side profile, that brief look made him think it was Elly, influenced both by that phone call and the profile itself.

Adam Jones furrowed his brows again, feeling that this case wasn’t just a simple matter of kidnapping his mother-in-law.

But currently, the person who took away his mother-in-law hasn’t made any further moves, making it impossible for them to initiate an investigation.

The police had guarded the Jones Family residence for many days, receiving no calls from the kidnappers.

Adam Jones felt it wasn’t right to keep them at the Jones residence, so he had them return first.

It had been many days, if it were a ransom kidnapping, the kidnappers would have made a move by now.

After the police left, Adam Jones made arrangements for additional security measures, tracking all phones and mobiles in the Jones Family.

Even without the police, they could still trace the source of any call.

Meanwhile, the search for Jenna Clark continued unabated.

Even if it meant fishing in a vast sea, they would see it through.

The only small consolation now was that even after so many days, if Jenna Clark had really met with some mishap, her body would likely have been found by now.

Elly Campbell was awakened from her sleep, her mind full of visions of blood red.

Either Helen Melendy or Jenna Clark, both lying in a pool of blood, gasping for breath and pleading with her for help.

Concerned about her, Adam Jones hadn’t been going to the company these days, but had someone bring all the work home.

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