Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again

Clarence did not want the child. Seeing that he would lose the bargaining chip to control him, the good thing was that the Jason family which was a lump of big and fat meat was in front of him.

How would he willingly give up this opportunity that was presented to him.

“Uncle!”

Joanna held her hand and comforted, “Annie, don’t be anxious. Things will always have a solution.”

Dempsey also knew Clarence’s personality. The most important thing right now was to bring about the marriage between the Conrad family and the Jason family. So, he could only use a consultative tone when talking to him, “Clarence, Annie is your younger sister no matter what. If you do this, you’re putting her and the Jason family in a bad and awkward situation.”

Clarence said indifferently, “Don’t you know very well that I don’t have a sister.”

Dempsey was livid, “What kind of bullshit are you talking about!”

Joanna spoke at the right time, “Clarence, we don’t owe you anything. You’re the heir of the Conrad Group and what should be given to you has already been given to you. Now, I just want Annie to marry into the Jason family with dignity. This is my only request but you still want to reject it?”

Clarence’s expression remained unchanged. He spoke slowly, “Horace doesn’t like her. How will she have dignity.”

“Feelings are something that can be cultivated slowly. When your father asked you to marry Stella that time, didn’t you also refuse.”

Clarence’s expression became colder. He did not say a word.

He really did not know what did Stella like about Horace. He was with her while talking about marriage with another woman. Did she really like to be abused?

Just when the two parties were at loggerheads and no one was willing to give in, a warm, smiling male voice sounded at the doorway, “I’ve apparently come late, are things finished?”

With the grievance, Annie complained, “Clarence doesn’t agree with my marriage.”

Justin was sitting in a wheelchair while Phoebe was behind him while pushing the wheelchair.

Hearing this, Justin was a bit surprised. He then smiled as if he understood, “Annie, Clarence naturally has his reasons for not agreeing. Don’t be at outs with him here. He had already used much energy to deal with the company matters.”

“But I…”

a matter like marriage is only possible if

moving her lips slightly, she still

due to his words, “Justin, you’re already not young. I’ve never forced you before but it’s time for you to think about

smile was still warm. He slowly said, “I’m just a cripple with no achievement, who will want to marry

for a moment and

stood up and was a little agitated, “None of this is your fault. You can only blame the person who has taken everything away from

Dempsey’s face looked very bad, “Aren’t we discussing Annie’s

around and went

also went

stomped her feet. Being jumpy

Everyone parted in discord.

slight sneer under his eyes, Clarence’s expression

and prepared to leave, Justin

In the garden.

sitting in his wheelchair while trimming the flowers and plants in front of him, “Don’t take what Mom said just now to heart. You know one, her emotion has been unstable since my accident. She has seen many

‘um’. He then laughed

years? I’ve already gotten over it,

lit a cigarette and bit it with his lips. He did not

not be controlled, they wanted to reduce his power and find someone to replace him. However, since Justin became disabled, he knew that he could no longer be in that position so he had always been very open-minded. He could even be described as being disillusioned with the mortal

changed the subject, “I hear that you’ve divorced,

to say this. He was slightly stunned before saying,

because the relationship between you guys is

I don’t like her.” Finished speaking, he added, “she refreshed my level

He turned his wheelchair to pick up the scissors again to continue trimming the flowers and plants in front of him, “Sometimes, liking someone

with his wife a few years ago, she was ordered and taunted by the guests like

his suit to her, “Take it, don’t go anywhere in case I can’t find you