Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 460: Looks Like You Still Haven’t Given up on the Idea
At the same time, in the Barton family…
Using the method Phoebe taught her, Aurora finally drove the woman away, but her father seemed to be a different person, and he did not love her as much as before. He rarely showed up in front of her all day long.
But after crying and making a fuss for a long time, she was also satisfied with this peach.
Just as she came out of the swimming pool, a maid hurriedly walked over with a panic expression, “Miss..."
Upon seeing this, Aurora said casually, “What's wrong."
The maid whispered, “Someone is looking for you outside."
Aurora frowned when she heard the words, "Could it be that woman is back again?"
"Nope."
The maid looked around, leaned towards her and said something in a low voice.
Aurora's face instantly became a little unpredictable. She narrowed her eyes, and then said after a while of silence, “Go and bring her to my room. Remember, don't let other people see her."
The maid received the order, turned and walked away quickly.
Aurora picked up the bathrobe next to him, put it on, and walked back to her bedroom slowly.
She sat on the sofa and opened a bottle of red wine.
After a while, the maid returned, “Miss Steward, I bring her here."
Aurora groaned an answer and took a sip of red wine elegantly.
The maid turned around and left, closing door of the bedroom.
matter? You came to see
and walked over. She seemed to have lost the pride and nobility she had in the past, and even looked
sat opposite to Aurora, and took a long breath, “I'm here to ask
disdainfully, “Me? How can I
don't have a place to go. I want to
what are you talking about? Those who know about the truth may know that you’re here to ask for my help,
mockery, Phoebe's expression remained unchanged, “My current predicament is only temporary. When I find my dad, everything will be resolved, and I will give
in City N know that your father is a fake. Does it make any difference even if you find him? Oh, there’s an old saying that a phoenix in its abjection is inferior to a chicken. You’re just a
do you know? They made up
have progressed to what they’re
she was bearing this purpose. If it weren't for Clarence helped her set up the traps, how could Steward Group suffer this crisis? She said that she was the real daughter of the Steward family and I'm fake.
of the
fists which were put on her laps. "Lyndon wanted to kill my dad before, but he died in the explosion. He deserved that consequence. Stella will suffer the consequences of her evil doings sooner or later. I will find evidence to prove that what
up and down, obviously
It is already clear to everyone about who
now
you have to be clear, this is my home, so don't think you’re still in the Stewards’ Mansion and act arrogantly. It won’t
a little embarrassed, but she
the maid to prepare a room for her. Phoebe took a glance. It covered a range
hadn't had a good sleep for several days, so even if she knew that Aurora's
next day, when Phoebe saw Aurora go out, she stepped
out for a walk. What’s the
face tense, and
put on her sunglasses and walked forward, “Don't worry, since I
Aurora stepped on high heels and got into
driven a certain distance, she took out her ID
house on the market and see whether there is any buyer. My dad? Come on, he doesn’t live in the house now, so why should I care about the house?
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