Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again

After Stella drove for a while, the rain started to fall heavily, with raindrops constantly beating against the windscreen in front of her.

She didn’t often drive, and because of the heavy rain and traffic jams, she drove a little more slowly. By the time she reached the house of the Steward family, an hour had passed.

As the car slowly drove into the house of the Steward family through the front gate, Stella thought that if Clarence hadn’t let her drive the car, she might have had to become wet in the rain to walk through the road today.

When she stopped the car in front of the main house, a maid immediately came over with an umbrella and shouted, “Ms. Radomil.”

Stella smiled, “Thank you.”

The maid didn’t answer her and silently retreated again.

From the way she walked from the door to the stairs, Stella could feel that the attitude portrayed by the maids in the Steward family towards her had changed a lot.

Although it could not be said they were treating her much better, they would greet her now, unlike ignoring her when she reached there in the morning.

Stella did not know if Phoebe and Charles were away or had already gone back to their rooms. When she entered the bedroom, she found that the things she had put on the table seemed to have been moved.

She pursed her lips and checked carefully to make sure everything was still intact before she locked the door and went into the bathroom.

It seemed that she wasn’t the only one who wanted to come to the house of the Steward family to investigate things this time. The members of the Steward family were also investigating her.

After taking a shower, Stella came out and started flipping through the context related to the designer competition.

After she read for a while, her phone rang. It was Sherry calling her.

Stella picked up the phone, “Sherry, what’s wrong?”

Sherry said, “Nothing. I’m packing up my things. I want to rest for a while and ask you how you’re doing over there.”

“Not too bad.” Stella paused for a while and added, “Are you packing up so early?”

“Yes, you may not believe me. I met Daniel in the lift again when I came back this afternoon. I suddenly understand the doomed love between you and Mr. Conrad that you can meet him everywhere you go. I have contacted the moving company. I’m moving out early in the morning tomorrow. I really can’t stay here at all!”

company to send

was puzzled, “Hadn’t you moved

look as

someone here to move your things away. He just left not long ago. I thought you asked him to

Stella was speechless.

the wretched man really kept the secret well as he didn’t tell her anything about that at

tentatively, “He wouldn’t have secretly moved away your

it, just go to his place and move away my things

plan to live with

decide

close friend when they lived together. If she lived with Clarence, she would be pissed off at him before

it wouldn’t be easy as

before hanging up the phone and continuing to pack

finished packing a paper box when the doorbell

over to open the door. However, after opening the

emotion on her face, turning from displaying a joyful look to a cold look and lastly

a

move out anyway. It would be better if she didn’t make Emmett ashamed so she still could maintain a friendly relationship with her. She smiled faintly, “What’s

return… the umbrella I lent you last time to me? It’s raining outside and I want

have forgotten to take the umbrella here. It is left at my home. You can take

took an umbrella from the side

took it but

“Is there

umbrella…” Daniel displayed a gloomy look, “Is a relic that my mother left to me. Can you bring

Sherry was stunned, “What?”

used before she died. I’ve carried it with me wherever I’ve gone over the years. Of course, I don’t mean to rush you, but if you remember, please bring it back for me. But if you forget to do so, it’s also okay. My mother has passed away for a long time and perhaps it is time for me to let

was stunned hearing her

a man who couldn’t be trusted. He had even said something like he believed in Buddha. She