If the person who can make her happy and have a good life is Harry Hall, then of course, she would hope that they reconcile.
But if being with Harry Hall only brings her more pain and astonishment, then of course, she would not wish for their reconciliation.
She didn’t have a bad impression of Harry Hall, but she wouldn’t force Helen to be with him just because of her own feelings.
That’s also why, after providing them both with this opportunity, she has been struggling with whether or not she did the right thing.
After all, with a mother like Harry’s, if Helen truly married him and he couldn’t manage the relationship between his wife and mother well, Helen would definitely be the one who would suffer.
Adam Jones watched his wife frown involuntarily again and started to get annoyed with Helen Melendy, even resenting the "plastic" brotherhood they shared.
He always felt that those two diverted half of his wife’s attention away from him.
Knowing what his wife was worried about, Adam Jones said,
"We’ve done what we can, how they choose in the end is their own matter. We’re not forcing them together, and whether their ending is good or bad, they’ll know it themselves."
He stretched out his arm, letting Elly Campbell rest on it, and continued,
"However, believe me, if Harry ultimately chooses Helen, he won’t let her be wronged by his mother."
Elly Campbell didn’t expect Adam to guess her thoughts so accurately and couldn’t help but look up at him and give a gentle smile.
She listened as Adam continued, "Just like us, whether things are good or not, only we know. What Helen can do is support you when you want to divorce me, and she wouldn’t object when you want to remarry me. The choice is yours to make, right?"
At Adam’s comforting words, Elly mused briefly and then suddenly understood a lot more.
Indeed, when it came to her own situation, she could understand it more thoroughly.
If she didn’t want to reconcile with Adam, no matter how much Helen tried to persuade her, it would be useless, and if she wanted to spend a lifetime with Adam again, Helen’s attempts to dissuade her would likely be in vain.
The ultimate choice was still up to her.
It was true for her, and naturally, it was the same for Helen.
Once she got it, Elly felt much more relaxed.
Looking into Adam’s gentle eyes, she unconsciously snuggled into his embrace, "Adam, thank you."
Adam straightforwardly requested.
Elly looked up at him, not playing coy, and leaned in to kiss his lips several times, pleasing Adam immensely.
After a playful exchange, Elly finally felt sleepy and settled down to sleep quietly in Adam’s arms.
Looking at his wife’s peaceful sleeping face, like a newborn kitten that needed protection, melted Adam’s heart completely.
When Elly awoke, it was just in time for the local evening, the sunset slanting westward, still retaining the warmth of the afternoon, perfectly pleasant.
A magnetic and pleasant voice reached her ears; opening her eyes slowly, she saw his face close to hers.