Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 270: I Have Received Your Token of Appreciation
Stella simply closed her eyes and just wanted to ignore him.
The moment the wretched man talked about a certain topic, she knew what was he actually planning.
Perhaps because the tipsy feeling of the wine was too intense, on the way back, Stella did not drift off and was just being dazed. She kept feeling that a tendon inside her head was slightly painful.
Not knowing how long it took, the car finally stopped.
Stella slowly opened her eyes and when she was about to open the car door to leave, Clarence’s voice rang out indifferently, “You don’t invite me up to have a rest?”
“…Does Mr. Conrad still need me to invite.”
Clarence raised his eyebrows and did not deny it.
In the elevator, Stella’s slender eyebrows were furrowed as she gently rubbed her temples.
Clarence glanced at her, “You can’t drink but you still want to get drunk like others.”
Stella took a deep breath, who the hell was all this because of?
The door was opened. The living room was quiet. Sherry should have gone to bed.
Stella walked to the kitchen and poured herself a glass of water. Just before she was about to drink it, the glass in her hand was snatched away.
Clarence said, “How can you drink cold water in such weather.”
Finished speaking, Clarence took the glass and went into the kitchen.
Not long after, he came out with boiled water and placed it in front of her. He asked without any signs, “How to make a sobering soup.”
Stella was lying on the table. Probably because she did not expect him to say that, she froze before saying, “What?”
Clarence said, “Aren’t you not feeling well.”
Stella laughed dryly twice, “I’m just a little dizzy. I’ll be fine after sleeping, I don’t need to bother Mr. Conrad.”
Clarence stared at her expressionlessly and just repeated, “How to do it.”
want to say
speaking, she directly lay on
had to applaud for this excuse
in place for two seconds, his tongue rested against his teeth and then he
the kitchen. She recalled the previous scene in
saw
she felt a
supported her chin with one hand and just quietly looked at
on the back of the chair opposite her. The cuffs of his white shirt
was quite far from him, she could feel that he
Stella watched, she suddenly could not
every dog had its
the past, when Clarence came home while being drunk, she not only was at his mercy but also got a series of mockeries despite
had changed. She should have been happy
took the glass of warm water in front of her
water entered her stomach, very soon, a steaming bowl of
was with a little tension,
as well as the unknown floating
think I don’t…need this, I suddenly feel that
“Try it before you say, if you can’t drink it,
did not drink, he might pour it directly into her
slowly placed it by
taste instantly spread in
not help but cough
she was drinking
his thin lips and then took the bowl from
a while, she said weakly without any strength, “Mr. Conrad, it’s better not to force yourself to do something you’re not good at next time. Otherwise, you’ll have
curled, “You still want me to make it
have to correct it, there is no next
you’re so spirited, it does seem that you don’t have any discomfort
impatiently, “Is Mr.
frowned in displeasure while saying,
reminded, “It’s already one o’clock in the morning. Even if Mr. Conrad doesn’t want to sleep, others
few seconds, he
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