CHAPTER 70

CHAPTER 70; He had just smoked a few cigarettes in the corridor, hoping to make things clear.He lit the cigarette and smoked several times. And every time he smoked was hard, then the cigarette soon turning to ashes, then another.Perhaps, when Barbara Jones wasn't even willing to give him an explanation, he was angry. He was her husband, and he would have believed her no matter what she said. But she didn't even want to give him an answer. What advantages did Clare Smith have? Why did she have to get involved with him after he hurt her so much? In Leo Young's opinion, Clare Smith was simply a rich second generation who knew nothing and acted in an arrogant and conceited manner.Furthermore, he had never worried about Clare Smith.But he had never thought that he would be inferior to Clare Smith in Barbara Jones's mind. Thinking about the childhood sweetheart that Clare Smith mentioned, those kinds of feelings were indeed the purest of emotions. However, weren't those feelings alr