Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 485: He Should Die Long Ago
In the afternoon, Stella was about to go home when Clarence called.
She answered the call and heard the man’s booming low voice, “You’re not at home?”
Stella mumbled a yes and said, “I can’t stand to be stuck there forever, so I have come to my workshop. I’m going back now though.”
Clarence replied, “No problem. I have things to attend to later, so I will be late coming back. You can rest early.”
“Did something happen at the company?”
“No, it’s not something important. I will tell you when I am back.”
“Got it.”
After hanging up the phone, Sherry poked her head into the office, “Stella, are you not leaving yet?”
Stella got up, “Let’s go.”
Sherry was under road space rationing today, and she had come to work by hailing a taxi. Stella would send her back today.
While on the way, Sherry began, “Your Mr. Conrad didn’t urge you to back as soon as you can?”
Stella smiled, “He has something to attend to so he’ll be late coming home.”
“Speaking of which, although that bastard has a lot of leisurely time at times, but he will still be busy sometimes, right? However, you can catch your breath when he’s busy, or else he will cling on to you like there’s no tomorrow.”
Upon hearing this sentence, Stella suddenly felt surreal. If they had this conversation a year ago, this would definitely sound like a huge joke.
Who could have thought that so many things would go down in just a single year.
Not long after, the car arrived at the destination set by their GPS.
Stella rolled down the car window, “Did we arrive at the right place?”
Sherry answered, “Yes, then I’ll take my leave now. You take care on your way back.”
“Alright.”
When Sherry disappeared from her sight, Stella retrieved her gaze and gunned the engine.
After returning to their condominium, she immediately heard a baby crying after stepping out of the elevator.
Stella’s steps were fuddled because this was the first time she heard the sound of a baby in all the time she had been staying here.
and just as she was about to enter her unit, the doors of
“Chan? It’s so late now. Why
and he answered nonchalantly, “I am
used to invite Channing to come over to have a meal together if he was free, but every time she asked him, she was
surprise to see
thought that Channing wouldn’t feel very great about
must be here to see her because
and entered
he glanced at the unit next
headed to the
“Anything will be fine.”
as Clarence. Stella checked her fridge and decided to make something out of the
at the entrance of the kitchen,
answered while chopping some vegetables, “He has
to do? What kind of
don’t know. Never asked
you ask him?
around to look at him, “If he plans to lie to me, there would be no difference even
afraid that he would hook up
he couldn’t bring himself to finish the
simply answered, “He
you trust him
will know when you are in love in the future. If someone really loves
said that, Stella asked, “What about
subject was broached, Channing’s ears inadvertently turned red. He looked away, “I
I am asking whether you
new movie is going to screen. She’s
“You seem
over the internet. You just
Stella arranged the cutlery
are resting at home. But you seem to come from somewhere outside just now. Where
lightly, “You seem to have good connection
Channing was speechless.
beginning to eat away at him, he continued
was simply shooting the breeze, “What about your negotiations with that
replied, “It’s
moment, Stella’s phone rang.
eat first. I need to
“Alright.”
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