This guy just keeps coming up with different delicious dishes for her, not repeating any in a day. She wants to control her eating, but she's helpless.
"Alright, let me chat with Helen about some girl talk. What's a big man like you doing here? Go find someone else to hang out with for a bit."
Elly Campbell spoke up to dismiss Adam Jones.
Though Adam Jones was reluctant, seeing his wife insist, he grudgingly got up and left.
Helen Melendy glanced at Adam Jones's back and complained to Elly Campbell:
"I used to think President Jones was cold and unapproachable, but now he seems like a fly paper, sticking to you and you can't pull him off."
Elly Campbell was amused by her words but didn't refute her.
The transformation of the domineering Adam into a delicate Adam wasn't an overnight change; she was used to it.
Helen Melendy didn't dwell on Adam Jones any longer, sat down beside her, and asked:
"How's my son-in-law behaving in the tummy?"
Her eyes sparkled brightly.
