Relentless Pursuit After Divorce-Chapter 1943: Summer Hall Side Story (145)

Or perhaps, he instinctively thought more about Olivia, so much so that even if he didn’t know what Olivia was trying to convey to him at this moment, his thoughts aligned with hers in the end.

Thomas Smith forcibly suppressed the anger that surged in his heart and held back without saying a word.

He knew in his heart that if he really left after uttering harsh words today, his parents and elder brother would definitely blame Olivia.

Thinking this, Thomas couldn’t help but glare at Helen Melendy.

Helen Melendy: "???"

Why the hell is she getting glared at too?

Meeting Thomas’s glare, she also fiercely glared back.

After glaring, she innocently asked, "Thomas, why are you glaring at me?"

Thomas: "..."

Evelyn Taylor shot Thomas a warning glance, then turned to the housekeeper and said:

"Housekeeper, see the guest out."

Olivia knew there was no hope of staying and didn’t dare to say more, fortunately, the Smith Family still had Thomas on her side.

As long as Thomas remained in the Smith Family, she would eventually have a place there.

She lowered her gaze, a trace of sinister calculation flashed in her eyes.

Olivia’s departure seemed merely an insignificant episode today, not affecting the mood of the Smith Family much.

As for Harry Hall and Helen Melendy, they were even less affected.

After everyone else went inside, Edward Smith squinted his eyes and walked over to the sullen-faced, cold-eyed Thomas, and said in a low voice:

"Thomas, enough is enough."

Upon hearing this, Thomas suddenly raised his eyes to look at him, pursed his lips, and asked:

"Big brother, what do you mean? After driving Olivia away, do you want to drive me away too?"

"If you continue to be this foolish, I don’t mind the Smith Family being short another person."

"You..."

Thomas wanted to say more, but Edward had already lost interest in listening and turned away inside. 𝕗𝐫𝐞𝕖𝕨𝐞𝗯𝚗𝕠𝘃𝐞𝚕.𝐜𝗼𝚖

Harry Hall had already been called over by Charles Smith to play chess, and Helen Melendy was being taken by Evelyn Taylor to the back garden to have coffee.

Edward’s usual life was quite monotonous; besides working at the company, he worked at home, and apart from that, his only interest was fitness.

A typical dedicated bachelor.

So, even at this moment with no one around, he still had a bunch of work to occupy his time.

Just as he was about to go to the study, his phone rang, displaying a long-uncontacted number on the screen.

In the backyard of the Smith Family, there was a special cafe; calling it a cafe, to be exact, it was actually a small coffee house.

Although the owner seldom stayed here, it was kept spotless.

Evelyn Taylor liked spending time with Helen Melendy, not only because of their unbreakable blood connection, but also because they had more common topics compared to Olivia.

She had often tried talking with Olivia before, but Olivia’s conversations always revolved around jewelry or designer bags.

Whenever she tried talking about academic subjects or slightly deeper topics, Olivia couldn’t follow.

Over time, she gave up on exchanging ideas with Olivia.

But with Helen Melendy, it was different.

Even though she wasn’t her daughter, they still had many topics to talk about, as if they could chat endlessly.

She remembered her eldest son, Edward Smith, once while in primary school, he asked her with an earnest yet disdainful tone, why everyone in the family was so smart, but only his sister was so dumb, always scoring at the bottom of her grade.

So dumb it was outrageous.