Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 339: Don’t You Like It
In the studio, Clarence was sitting on the sofa, working on his documents.
Stella poured him a glass of water and walked to him, “Mr. Conrad, this has become another office of yours. Why don’t you just move in?”
Clarence raised his eyebrows, “May I really move in?”
“Nope.”
Clarence closed the document, looking up at her, and asked, “How much longer will it take you?”
Stella slightly pressed her lips, “I don’t know.”
She had no inspiration at all right now.
Probably she would stay here overnight instead of going home.
Clarence looked at her worried face and figured out what happened. He asked, “Have you received the requirements of the contest?”
Stella sat on the couch next to him and hummed absentmindedly.
“Tell me about them.”
Stella looked at him, “Mr. Conrad, don’t you know anything about it?”
Clarence curled up his lips, “Conrad Group is just the sponsor of the contest. Why would I need to care about other things? If I did knew the details, others might speak ill of you. You would be negatively impacted.”
Since Modesty had said that Stella could achieve her goals all because of Clarence, others might also think so although they never spoke it out.
Once Clarence got to know the requirement in advance, even he hadn’t told her anything, people would talk about it.
Stella curled her lips. Much to her surprised, the wretched man was quite careful this time.
Clarence stretched his arms on the back of the sofa casually. He loosened his necktie as if he was waiting for her answer.
Stella slowly answered, “The love confession.”
Clarence slightly raised his eyebrows as if he didn’t quite understand it.
She added, “That’s the only title of this contest.”
“Why are you so worried then?” Before Stella answered, he continued, “Is it because nobody ever has confessed his love to you before?”
Stella was speechless.
what kind of nonsense the wretched man was
in front of her, and stared at her with his black eyes. He said slowly, “Have you received a lot of confession
guilt. She retorted, “Well...You sound as if you had never been confessed
words,
a quarrel between two pupils
to him, so she stood up and walked towards the office, “I’ll continue thinking about my design draft. Mr.
and said, “Why are you
Stella was shocked.
How did he know?
“If you are inspired, you wouldn’t be at the edge of
inhaled deeply,
It made sense.
was quite annoyed because she lacked
know
in confusion as if she was waiting for him to give her a
her gaze, Clarence said calmly, “As a designer, you haven’t truly understood the title of the contest yet. How could you have the inspiration? When you were designing ‘First Love’,
reason, she was kind of convinced by
for real. As for the man you will confess to,
Stella choked up.
thought that the wretched man might give her a convincing reason, but much to her surprise, that was his
but when
she had never spoken
crushes on each other, they didn’t take the last step
flirted with her. He
to be quite far away
or she was just in love with someone wholeheartedly, at the best age and under the
it would
after people reached a certain age, they would feel it hard to express
confession only
She denied it immediately.
confession should happen to all lovers who were
Stella was inspired. She pulled Clarence’s hand away, “I’m going to draw my draft. Hurry up
Clarence was speechless.
he licked his thin
was immersed in her inspiration and thoughts, drawing
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