But it really exhausted Elly Campbell, the bridesmaid who was also the bride’s best friend and family.

Adam Jones, the groomsman, saw his wife so tired that she was short of breath, and felt extremely distressed.

Many people who couldn’t accept Harry Hall marrying Helen Melendy but had no way out, could only take this joyous occasion as a chance to find a suitable excuse to make things difficult for the bride and bridesmaids. However, they hadn’t even approached when they were scared away by Adam Jones’s cold stare.

As the wedding banquet was about to end, there were hardly any troublemakers near Helen Melendy and Elly Campbell.

They realized that with Adam Jones and Harry Hall, these two wife-protecting maniacs around, it was basically impossible to cause trouble at such an occasion.

Elly Campbell felt particularly exhausted today, even though she was not the only bridesmaid; Helen Melendy’s law firm assistant and partner lawyer were also bridesmaids today.

Some tasks were done by the other bridesmaids, but Elly still felt extremely drained.

So she noticed Adam Jones discreetly helping dismiss many who wanted to stir up trouble on this happy occasion, without stopping him.

When the wedding was over and they returned home, Elly Campbell lay on the bed, not wanting to move.

"Exhausted, huh?"

Adam Jones sat next to her, looking at her with a gaze filled with distress and a hint of complaint.

"I saw you rushing around all day; you seemed more like the bride."

Listening to the displeasure in his tone, Elly Campbell slowly opened her eyes, looked at him, and smiled:

"You blocked people for me all day long; you seemed quite like the groom yourself."

She reached out, hooked Adam Jones’s neck, and pulled him down to her eye level, her eyes sparkling.

These were eyes radiating happiness from within, "Adam, I’m so happy today."

She was like an old mother marrying her daughter to a reliable man, feeling both comforted and joyful.

Adam Jones witnessed the effort and emotion his silly wife invested for Helen Melendy, her best friend.

At this moment, he understood the depth of emotion in her words "so happy."

He looked at her tenderly, gently pulling aside the hair on her forehead, and said:

"I can see it. Will you be this happy on our wedding day too?"

Elly Campbell was amused by his sour tone, "Of course, then I’ll be the bride."

Adam Jones was very pleased with her answer, and the smile in his eyes spread clearly.

"How’s the design of the wedding dress you made for me?" 𝕗𝕣𝐞𝐞𝘄𝐞𝚋𝚗𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗹.𝚌𝕠𝚖

"Almost finished, I’ll show it to you tomorrow."

He bent down and kissed Elly Campbell’s lips.

"Alright."

"Get some sleep, you were worn out today."

"Mm."

It’s already the end of the year, and businesses are entering an especially busy phase.

At noon, Campbell’s employees went out for lunch, while Elly Campbell kept busy with her work, occasionally yawning, feeling like she perpetually hadn’t slept enough.

"CEO Campbell, are you going to the restaurant or should I bring you something back?"

The secretary knocked on Elly Campbell’s office door and asked.

"Bring me something back."

Elly Campbell yawned, her gaze falling on the documents as she spoke casually.

The secretary was about to respond when she heard a familiar voice behind her: "No need to bring anything."

Turning around, the secretary saw the man who often stuck to her goddess and reluctantly held in her frustration. On the surface, she respectfully greeted, "President Jones."