Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 133: The Vulgarity and Misdeeds in the Bone Cannot be Changed
Annie said, “Justin, Clarence doesn’t care about her. Why do you care? She deserves everything that happened today!”
“Annie, stop it,” Justin said, “From now on, Stella will stay here for a while. Stop making trouble.”
Annie snorted, turned around to glare at Stella, and went back to her room.
Right then, the servant came over to report, “Mr. Justin, the room is ready.”
Justine nodded. He said to Stella, “Stella, let’s go. I’ll show you the way.”
In front of the guestroom door, Justin said, “Stella, please don’t take what Clarence said seriously. He said it... for your good.”
Stella slightly smiled, “Probably.”
“You know, Clarence wasn’t close to us. The scene today was indeed...”
Stella said gently, “We’ve divorced long ago. He doesn’t have any reason to care about me, and nor does he need to care about my opinions. I got to know Miss Steward before. They are truly a perfect match.”
Justin sighed, “You’d better take a good rest. I’ll talk to my father about your staying here. Please don’t worry.”
“Thank you, Mr. Conrad.”
Except for thanking him, Stella didn’t know what else she could say.
Only Justin treated her as a human being in such a big Conrad family.
Seeing that Stella walked into the guestroom, Justin operated his wheelchair and left.
Stella closed the door and looked at the completely unknown environment, a trace of helplessness surging from the bottom of her heart, her mind going blank. She felt quite exhausted, extremely weak.
...
In the black Rolls -Royce.
Phoebe asked, “Clarence, what you’ve done today was for Ms. Radomil, right?”
his fingers and pressed them against his temple. His expression remained unchanged, “You’ve
did you suddenly agree to marry
are against it, we can cancel it as
a moment, she said, “Aren’t you afraid that Ms. Radomil would misunderstand us and think that
“We’re getting married. If there’s nothing between us, it’s
afraid that she would be
That woman didn’t
now. After getting married, I’ll take the responsibility as a good wife and take
said indifferently, “Just don’t beat around the bush. I know exactly what’s
curious is that you know this baby would become the biggest chip in your father’s hands, but why did
“You also think I’m heartless and ruthless, don’t you? You
was a bit taken aback. She realized that she had said something wrong,
have no intention to listen to her explanation. Instead, he looked out of the window with
her lower lip in secret. If she didn’t mistake, Clarence kept this baby wasn’t because of the
all because of
and ruthless. Although he wasn’t so cruel that he could kill his child, he wouldn’t like the child
wouldn’t have agreed to
exhaled. Fortunately, someone was more eager to
...
in her room for the whole afternoon, but she didn’t even close her eyes for a
still had certain freedom. Although Clarence sent someone to follow her
even go out of the door of the Conrads’ Mansion. However, she’d rather no to go out of the door of
just begun her escaping plan. She needed to carefully plan for her escape from Clarence’s villa, but here, it would be even impossible for her
place was a
There were also dogs.
head with the quilt, wishing that she
she heard the knocks on the
door, only to find the servant, who got her room prepared,
this is the necessities that Mr. Justin asked
took them
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