Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 73: Buy Some Peace
With the bank card in his hands, Jeffrey went downstairs happily. Suddenly, a black Rolls Royce was pulled over right in front of him.
The door of the car was opened. Clarence got off with a cold look. He cast Jeffrey a glance, his eyes full of fury.
Jeffrey shivered, taking a few steps back. When he was about to explain, Clarence bypassed him and strode into the lobby of the hotel.
Nathan followed him hurriedly. After receiving a call, he got the exact location, “Mr. Conrad, the ninth floor.”
Without any stop, Clarence walked towards the elevator directly.
Seeing that, the receptionist asked, “What are you doing...”
Right then, the manager of the hotel trotted over, shaking his head at her desperately.
Arriving on the ninth floor, Clarence’s men rapidly controlled the two men at the door. Clarence looked at the hotel manager who followed them and said in a cold tone, “Open the door.”
“Yes. Yes.”
The hotel manager didn’t dare to delay at all. In a panic, he opened the door of the room.
In the room, Stella was sitting next to the bed, her eyes blank and her clothes messy.
When the door was open, she looked as if she had returned to her senses, pinching the ashtray with the bloodstain in her hands tightly.
When Clarence’s figure appeared in her sight, Stella was in a daze as if she hadn’t expected that she would see him here.
Clarence stood motionlessly. Without looking back, he ordered, “Wait at the door.”
Nathan answered, “Yes, Mr. Conrad.”
Clarence took off his jacket, walked over, and squatted down in front of Stella. Then he put his jacket on her shoulders and tried to reach the ashtray in her hands.
She didn’t release, gazing at him.
Clarence said, “I’m here. It’s alright.”
Stella didn’t utter a sound.
She didn’t mean it.
take the chance and knock
he tossed the ashtray away, picked her up,
he paused a bit. He looked
Nathan nodded.
from the hotel to the car, Stella kept silent. She was nestling in his arms, lost in
on the backseat and
in conditional reflex, “No, I won’t
looked down at
realized that she seemed to overreact. Wrapping herself more tightly, she mumbled, “Have you said
for a moment. How could she misunderstand that he came all the way here just for
around and said in a cold tone, “Up to
so wronged and helpless. Eventually, they didn’t make it clear that where he should drive to. In such a tense atmosphere, he didn’t have the guts to ask clearly. Hence, he had to make a decision by himself
corner. She didn’t know why but she felt dizzier and had a weird reaction in her
she slightly peered out of the window, “It’s
at her, “Where is your
is...” As she spoke, Stella lowered her head, “Forget it. I don’t have
wasn’t in the mood to talk to her
Rolls Royce parked at Starry Lake Mansion. Clarence said in a flat tone, “Get
of the car, getting out of
at her, “Why are you standing there? Do you want me to hold
Stella was speechless.
she had such a ridiculous thought,
me, Mrs. Conrad. Please allow me to help you
turned around, only to find that Clarence’s private
“Thank you, Doc...”
her legs weakened. She saw black. When she was about to faint, the man walking
to open her eyes, “I didn’t ask
“Shut up.”
“Okay.”
...
the second floor, after the doctor checked Stella up, he walked to the door and reported, “Mr. Conrad, there’s nothing serious about Mrs. Conrad. The baby in her belly is fine.
Stella, who was sleeping on the bed.
status, I think it’s because she had been
“Also?”
“Mr. Conrad, please rest assured. It’s just a slight trace. If you are afraid it would impact the baby in her belly, you can take her to have a detailed checkup in
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