<strong>Chapter 1421: 1421. Howe you didn’t call him brother when you met Adam Jones?</strong>


    Elly Campbell stood by, somewhat speechlessly watching Leo Hall, who seemed to get along with everyone, thinking that after today, she basically wouldn’t have much to do with Leo Hall anyway, so she couldn’t be bothered to correct anything.


    Besides, the overlyplicated affair in between wasn’t something this orthopedist couldprehend.


    “The bone has been set, you need to change the dressing once a week, don’t get it wet, and avoid any major movements…”


    “I’ve noted it all, thank you, sister.”


    After being called “sister” several times, the chief orthopedist was overjoyed and even personally saw them out to the door of the clinic.


    “Take care,e again next time.”


    Elly Campbell: “…”


    “Thank you for saving me this time, I wille to express my gratitude with my husband in the future; please put the medical expenses on my ount.”


    As they walked out of the orthopedics building, Elly Campbell said this to Leo Hall.


    “I will call the driver to take you back.”


    “Isn’t sister-inw going to see me off?”


    Just as Elly Campbell was about to refuse, she was interrupted by a deep, anxious voice, “The driver will suffice.”


    Upon hearing this voice, Elly Campbell knew her clingy little devil had arrived; her expression, previously indifferent towards Leo Hall, instantly turned to a sweet smile as she faced her little devil.


    “How did you get here?”


    As Adam Jones approached, Elly Campbell noticed his face was rather pale, and his deep pupils still showed unmistakable fright.


    Elly Campbell smiled at him lightly, but Adam Jones couldn’t even manage a slight curve on his lips.


    “What? You were nning on keeping it from me?”


    Adam Jones looked sternly at Elly Campbell, having learned from the driver that she had almost been crushed into powder by a truck; his whole body uncontrobly shivered, not wanting to imagine the scene at that time.


    And now, after so much time had passed, she still hadn’t nned to tell him.


    Elly Campbell felt his clear anger, which was not mild, and couldn’t help feeling a bit guilty.


    Back then, when she was apanying Leo Hall to the orthopedics, she made a casual call to the driver, simply mentioning her ident.


    The situation at that time was as if walking through the gates of hell, very perilous.


    Elly Campbell wasn’t someone to make a fuss, thinking there was no need to go into detail with the driver since she was alright.


    As for Adam Jones, she had intended to exin everything to him once they were home, including the matter with Leo Hall.


    She didn’t know exactly what the driver told Adam Jones, but he had hurried to the hospital, looking frighteningly grim.


    Elly Campbell stepped forward, grabbed his hand trying to console him, but felt an icy chill from his palm, clearly terrified.


    At that moment, both self-me and heartache surged in her heart, she didn’t make excuses for herself, and said:


    “I’m sorry for making you worry.”


    Adam Jones, angry, shook off her hand without looking at her, instead turning his gaze to Leo Hall.


    Since Adam Jones appeared, Leo Hall had remained silent, his eyebrows and eyes slightly downcast, exuding a strange aura.


    Noticing Adam Jones’s gaze shifting towards him, he raised his head and met his eyes, the gloominess reced by rity, “President Jones.”


    Elly Campbell gave him a nce.


    He was so eager to call her sister-inw, but why doesn’t he call him brother when he meets Adam Jones?


    Does he think she’s easy-going, so he can call her anything?


    When Adam Jones received the call about her ident from the driver, he was in a meeting.