Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 214: Verbal Apology Is Not Honest
Maybe it was because he had cornered Stella that she turned to Emmett.
If so, he could only change his strategy.
Vincent laughed drily, “Then… I wish it a success.”
Clarence looked askance at him and said dissatisfiedly, “Is your expression showing a blessing?”
“…”
“I think that this approach may not work. Clarence, in a work, you don’t know what are in girls’ minds.”
Clarence replied, “But I know what’s in Stella’s mind.”
Vincent thought his words made sense.
Stella walked out of a toilet compartment and ripped down a paper to wipe her hands. When she was about to walk out of the toilet, a person walked past her.
Then a female voice sounded from behind, “Stella Radomil?”
Stella paused and turned around.
After a short while of astonishment, Madison Taylor crossed her arms in front of her chest and said arrogantly, “Why are you here? Did Emmett come with you?”
“Nope.”
“That’s weird. This place has high consumption standards. Come on, are you here to gather with your friend?”
Madison’s lines of words were full of disdain.
Stella replied in a flat tone, “Does it have anything to do with you?”
Probably Madison hadn’t expected to hear this answer from Stella and there was a slight change in her expression. She then snorted scornfully, “I reminded you well-intentionally. You may know that a glass of wine here is priced at least ten thousand. I’m afraid that your hard-earned money after a long period of work would be gone in one night. After all, it’s not easy for people in the service industry like you to earn money.”
“You talked so much with me. Are you planning to treat me a glass of wine tonight?”
Madison moved her lips, yet was lost for words for a long time.
Her husband and his friends had a party here tonight and he finally agreed to bring her here as she kept begging him.
Of course Madison couldn’t invite Stella.
your own business and don’t intervene in
right? An employee in my company also divorced recently and I think you two
You marriage is a failure because your ex-husband is not a good man. I’ve investigated him. Although he has two children, he’s an honest man. Most importantly, he will pamper his wife and has an awesome annual salary. After marrying him, what you need to do
he has such good conditions, I should leave him to
“You…”
threw the paper that she used to wipe her hands just now
stood there, stomping her
woman who just got divorced, how could she be so arrogant? Did she think that she was still the woman who was surrounded by
them had left and only Clarence was sitting on the
he had drunken
“Mr. Conrad, is it
glanced over her, “Why don’t
corners twitched. She picked up her bag,
“Come here.”
asked, “Mr. Conrad, is there
said in a
short while of hesitation, Stella sat down on the sofa yet kept a meter away
of wine to her,
you, but
with light
She stared at him
“Is it necessary for me to find an excuse if I want
“…”
His words made sense.
guessed it was because his patience had run out as he
glass and took a sip of it. She then licked her lips. It
and gulped down
put down the glass, Clarence pushed another glass of
Stella, “…”
he think that he had
to beg me, you should have corresponding attitude. To prevent you from going back on your words in
deep
gulped down several glasses of wine consecutively and wanted to
would
again, looking at the front blankly with a pair
table and fixed his eyes on her silently,
raised his eyebrows and called her name in
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