Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 162: She Would Not Let Go of Her this Time
Annie’s surname was Conrad. If she married into the Jason family and made trouble, the Conrad family’s dignity and reputation would be damaged.
Obviously, Dempsey wasn’t willing to deal with her trouble in the future.
Annie looked extremely reluctant. She still wanted to retort, but Dempsey stood up while supporting himself with the walking stick. He said, “Enough. Things have come this far. You should take on certain responsibilities. It’s also a lesson in your life. Use your brain when speaking and doing things in the future.”
Instantly, Annie understood that he referred to Stella’s matter.
Stella’s baby died in that car accident. Actually, in the very beginning, Joanna had planned everything.
Firstly, Joanna asked Annie to tell Dempsey that Stella was pregnant and let him take Stella into the Conrads’ Mansion. Then Joanna continued to carry other plans next...
Probably Dempsey knew the reason behind it, so Annie understood why he was warning her.
Stella’s baby was gone and Dempsey’s hope was gone, too. However, there must be someone to take the responsibility for it.
Subconsciously, Annie looked over at Joanna, suddenly shivering all over her body.
She wondered if she had been used by Joanna.
Joanna also looked at her, a faint smile appearing on her face, “Annie, it’s alright to call off the engagement with the Jason family. Let me find you a better husband in the future.”
Since the things had gone this far, Annie could only nod to suppress her anger.
However, she was still unhappy, “Aunt Joanna, Justin, please excuse me. I’m going upstairs.”
Joanna nodded in agreement, “Go ahead.”
After Annie left, Joanna looked over at Justin, “Justin, did you go to see Stella today?”
Justin said, “No matter what, I should.”
“Did she made the engagement between Annie and Horace cancel?”
“That’s what I’ve promised her,” Justin said, “We Conrad family has owed her a lot.”
“She should blame herself for marrying Clarence
heaved a sigh in silence, “Mom, when will you stop
The biggest mistake he has made was to become that woman’s
Annie was eavesdropping their conversation. Slowly,
again! It was again
not to let go of her
...
Stella and Sherry were heading back home,
before was way too small, which was only enough for one person to stay. It was
they also rented an apartment that was nearby
said in confusion, “Is there an old lady staying next door? Her other family members are all in the US. Where is
staff, but they said that the apartment was already empty when they
on the sofa. She felt extremely exhausted and had no interest in minding other’s
said, “Stella, I heard that Chan posted the photo on
put down the water glass and smiled, “It doesn’t matter if it works or not.
“But, why did you...”
Chan got to know that I’m not Jeffrey Radomil’s biological daughter, he
has done has nothing to do with him. He wanted to atone for Jeffrey Radomil’s crime... By the way, Jeffrey Radomil is truly not a human being. Why did your
said, “It’s
“Stella, have you ever thought what you would do if you could truly
it, Stella didn’t
expected to find
man in the photo wanted to find her, he would have
didn’t need to wait until
wait and see. Let
Two days later.
got a call from
I’m opposite your studio. Could you come
her head and looked over - sure enough, she saw the
front of a cafe, looking at
“I’ll be right there.”
two new hires in the store and walked
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