Elly Campbell raised an eyebrow, "Cousin sister, have you forgotten where you stand right now?"
Upon hearing this, Ivy Lentz’s complexion changed, "You..."
"Cousin sister doesn’t respect her own mother, but I still very much respect my aunt."
Her chin lifted with a hint of pride, "Did you hear what my grandfather said? The daughters of the Campbell family never suffer losses, and certainly will not tolerate any riff-raff acting up on our Campbell family’s turf!"
After Adam Jones helped the Old Master back to his room, he had intended to keep the Old Master company for a while to calm him down, but the Old Master waved his hand and said:
"Adam, you don’t have to stay here with me. I’m worried about those two girls downstairs dealing with that shameless father and daughter. You go down and accompany them."
Adam Jones was taken aback, thinking about his wife and aunt’s temperaments—it really wasn’t likely that they would suffer any losses, especially here in the Campbell home, where that father and daughter pair truly didn’t have the capacity to bully them.
Even though he thought this, he would still feel more at ease with his wife under his watch. Seeing the Old Master had calmed down a bit, he nodded and agreed, "Alright, Grandpa, I’ll go down now."
So, as soon as Adam Jones exited the Old Master’s room and reached the staircase, he heard his wife’s "Mountain King" words and couldn’t help but curl his lips into a smile, stepping down the stairs.
Sean Lentz, having gone through the earlier embarrassment, had also recovered by now.
Looking at Elly Campbell’s contemptuous gaze, his cheeks burned with shame. After a while, he sighed and said:
"Elly, I am a man, and I have my dignity. But ever since being with you, your forceful nature has put a lot of pressure on me."
That Sean Lentz could utter such shameless words didn’t surprise Elly Campbell at all. In fact, a look of scorn appeared on her face.
Elly had been married to Sean Lentz for many years but was only now discovering that in his mind, she was apparently a forceful woman.
Hadn’t he always praised her for being gentle and considerate?
She had wholeheartedly arranged everything for him. Though he had, at the time, married into the Campbell family, to save face for him, she let their daughter take his last name and told outsiders that their vast business in Canada was Sean Lentz’s property.
But in the end, all she got in return was being called forceful and causing him pressure?
Elly laughed, regretting the many years of youth she had wasted and hating herself for being blind, raising such a shameless ingrate.
Today, she fully saw through the true colors of Sean Lentz.
"Oh? So that’s your excuse for going out and cheating with young girls?"
Elly’s tone wasn’t as aggressive as at the beginning, which gave Sean Lentz a glimmer of hope.
He pursed his lips, speaking in a hoarse voice, "Chu Chu is an understanding and considerate girl. In her presence, I don’t feel any pressure at all. The dignity that I’ve lost over the years in front of you, I can find all of it again with her."
It turns out that there really are people in this world shameless enough to have their morals shattered into QR codes.
Elly Campbell stood there expressionless, not even bothering to curse Sean Lentz, feeling that it would sully her mouth. She just quietly stood by, supporting Elly.
But Elly wasn’t in a hurry to speak, her rage turning into laughter instead.
Upon seeing Elly laugh, Sean Lentz thought that her anger had subsided and that she had recognized her own mistakes in being forceful over the years. He sighed in relief, ready to continue, but then he heard Elly say:
"Using the Old Master’s money to keep a mistress, and you’ve even developed a sense of superiority from it?"