<h4>Chapter 1363: 1363. Waiting to snatch someone else’s man</h4>


    Only when the Old Lady felt tired did she temporarily let go of Elly Campbell, and then as if something crossed her mind, she said:


    "Right, go check on Helen, I heard from Gloria that she often saw that girl from the Ainley n loitering around Helen’s hospital room, not knowing what she’s scheming."


    Though the Old Lady said she didn’t know, in her heart she was clear as a mirror, having been young herself once. She understood the petty thoughts of young girls all too well.


    It wasn’t anything but the thought that Helen Melendy, now, was no different from a dead person; the Ainley n girl hoped by hanging around here more, Harry Hall might notice her, and over time, that’s bound to make an impression on a man’s heart.


    The fact that Leanne Richards wanted rke Ainley to be her daughter-inw was no secret, and of course, the Old Lady was well aware of that.


    For a man as outstanding as Harry Hall, it wasn’t unusual for an Ainley n heiress to swallow her pride and pursue him.


    But the Old Lady felt that rke Ainley’s opportunistic behavior was very unkind.


    Even if she truly believed that Helen Melendy would never wake up, one should at least wait until she has passed away to make such moves.


    Alternatively, if Harry Hall cannot hold on any longer, then nobody else would have any objections.


    No one has the right to expect a man to stay with a woman who may never wake up for a lifetime.


    But rke Ainley’s approach was truly despicable and contemptible.


    Upon hearing the Old Lady’s words, Elly Campbell’s brows suddenly furrowed.


    That unusually fierce emotion began to surge again, "She came again?"


    In the hospital room, Gloria, hearing what Elly Campbell said, also sighed helplessly and remarked:


    "Young Miss, it’s not just once or twice that I’ve bumped into her."


    "Didn’t we ask Shirley to stop her? What about the bodyguards?"


    Elly Campbell’s voice deepened.


    She didn’t know that during her absence, rke Ainley’s intentions had begun to stir again.


    Having seen many women who set their sights on Adam Jones, she could see right through rke Ainley’s green tea antics at a nce.


    Her impressions of rke Ainley were not good, and she even associated the incident of Helen being injured by that psychopath with rke Ainley.


    Only, she had never foundpelling evidence.


    In the meantime, with Lynn rk framing her, James Campbell nearly killing her, and being confined by Ethan White, she had no time to deal with it.


    "Shirley and the bodyguards have stopped her, and she didn’t try to force her way in. She just stayed outside the hospital room door, and it wasn’t appropriate for the bodyguards to forcibly remove her."


    But this behavior was just too disgusting.


    "This Ainley n girl has quite the thick skin," remarked the Old Lady of the Jones family, unable to hold back.


    As a wealthydy, this sneaky attempt to snatch someone’s fiancé seemed rather low.


    Elly Campbell was usually calm, but as soon as the matter involved Helen Melendy, her emotions would involuntarily start to re up.


    Thinking about what the psychologist had said about how she was subconsciously resisting treatment, Adam’s heart suddenly sank.


    He quickly stepped forward, took her hand, and tightly wrapped it in his palm, softly saying:


    "rke Ainley hasn’t been noisy or caused any trouble for Helen Melendy. She just stays outside the room, there’s nothing we can do, and we can even be used wrongly by her."


    Heforted her gently: "The root of this issue is Harry. It’s better if Harry talks to her about it."


    A fire in Elly Campbell’s heart seemed somewhat out of control.


    But reason told her she shouldn’t act this way.