<h4>Chapter 1435: 1435. Going home is also pointless.</h4>


    At this thought, Harry Hall’s eyes were instantly filled with malice.


    The news of Helen Melendy waking up wasn’t disclosed by Harry Hall to anyone, instead, a different message was leaked—


    Someone had bribed a killer to add atropine into Helen Melendy’s medicine. Although it was discovered, due to therge amount of atropine injected, her condition worsened.


    Her respiratory system was gradually failing, and she could only be kept alive with a venttor, with the risk of death at any moment.


    Also, Harry Hall sped up his actions against William Hallpared to before.


    Previously, he still somewhat remembered that William Hall was his father, the only son of his grandfather. In the Hall n, as long as his father behaved, the shares he held could be given to anyone he preferred, without interference from Harry.


    When his father got old, he would fulfill his duty as a son to support him.


    But now, Harry Hall no longer thought this way.


    William Hall held a "kill or be killed" mentality towards him, otherwise, he wouldn’t have been ruthless enough to send someone to kill Helen.


    He didn’t even care if his son would suspect him, as long as he could bring down his son, he would stop at nothing.


    On the surface, Harry Hall appeared deeply depressed due to Helen Melendy’s "worsening" condition, as if he had suffered a great blow.


    This sight naturally fell into William Hall’s eyes.


    Some things were done more brazenly.


    At this time, Elly Campbell had already entered the mountains with the project team.


    Reality is often more shocking than photos. As the project team’s convoy gradually entered the mountains, seeing the surrounding towering forests and the muddy, hard-to-tread dirt roads, Elly Campbell’s emotions grew moreplex.


    They lived in a beautiful world, yet they didn’t realize that in many ces in this world, countless people still led lives where they couldn’t even get enough to eat.


    Elly Campbell saw the child she had previously seen in photos, who was the same age as William but seemed much thinner and smaller than him.


    Clearly at the age of innocence, yet Elly Campbell saw in his bewildered eyes the maturity only seen in the adult world.


    Beforeing, besides the essential living supplies brought by the welfare organization, Elly Campbell had also arranged for the project team to bring some items specifically for this child.


    When the project team reached the destination in the mountains, it was alreadyte afternoon.


    Currently, it was the end of the summer season, and the weather was still very hot, especially in the mountains, where there was arge temperature difference between day and night, making it much colder than in the city.


    Busy with the welfare organization’s aid work and infrastructure projects, Elly Campbell, after entering the mountains, didn’t contact Adam Jones right away.


    The Jones Family —


    "Adam, is thepany really busy these days? With Elly not here and you not here, the house feels quite empty."


    The Old Lady sat in the living room, watching her grandson, who looked weary, and couldn’t help but ask.


    "Yes, I have some matters to handle quickly. I’ll be quite busy these few days. I’ll have to trouble Grandma with William and Jack."


    The Jonespany happened to have several major projects requiring Adam Jones’s personal attention, and with Elly Campbell entering the mountains with the project team, Adam couldn’t put his mind at ease about her, so he wished to quickly handle his affairs and then head to the mountains to find his wife.


    Therefore, he worked untilte at night every day, sometimes even sleeping directly at thepany.


    After all, with his wife not at home, returning home didn’t make much sense to him.