Stop It, She’s Remarrying!

Chapter 84

Stop It, She’s Remarrying! By Stellar Strands Chapter 84

“You can enjoy a meal with that Jason guy but you lose your appetite when you’re eating with me?!”

“That’s right!” Fia spat out. “Since you like Esme that much, why don’t you tell her to eat with you!”

Conrad remembered what happened at the Mannings and knew that he was in the wrong. He quietly ate and said nothing more.

Lola looked at the two of them and then poked at Fia’s arm, asking, “Fia, how did you and your husband meet?”

Fia said in a daze, “We’ve known each other since we were very young.”

“Childhood friends, huh?” Lola commented with an innocent look on her face. But in her heart, she was thinking that even childhood friends could become enemies. Seemed like the two didn’t love each other

that much.

Fia then sneered. “Childhood friends, yes. But I’m not a childhood friend.”

Conrad glared at Lola icily and said, “It’s so noisy even when we’re eating!”

Lola was so shocked that she quickly said, “Take your time then. I’ll go downstairs to give my mom a hand.”

When the owner saw Lola coming down, she quickly pulled at her arm and said, “Did you see that doctor?”

“What doctor? Fia’s husband?”

“Ptui! That man, a doctor? He looks like he’s in the mafia! I mean the man who ate with Fia just now.”

“Oh,” Lola said as she pouted. “He looked like a gentleman, and he’s quite tall.”

“That’s right. He’s as tall as Fia’s husband and is handsome too. He doesn’t look as angry as Fia’s husband

He’s definitely someone that takes care of his wife after marriage!”

The more the owner thought about it, the more she believed that Jason was a good man.

“Oh.” However, everything that appeared in Lola’s mind was Conrad’s cold, handsome face. He was so seductive.

“Right, Fia’s friend is also from Gryphonheart Hospital. He’s a doctor there. Do you know him?”

“Of course I don’t. I just transferred a month ago. I don’t even know everyone in my own department.”

“Then ask about it when you’re back in the hospital. Ask him to have dinner here with everyone once in a while. You two might get into a relationship once you two know each other better!” the owner said.

Lola frowned and said, “I’m not interested in that doctor!”

The owner then slapped Lola’s buttocks and said, “Then who are you interested in? I’m warning you, don’t find someone like Fia’s husband. I can tell that he’s very hard to deal with. Not to mention that he cheated on her!”

“That’s because Fia doesn’t have the skills. If it’s me, I would make sure that I serve him so well at home that he won’t have time to go out to have fun.”

“What are you talking about?!” The owner smacked at Lola’s behind again.

Lola made a funny face at her mom before running back up.

“I’m telling you,” Conrad said as he put down the fork in his hand. “It’s a misunderstanding. Nothing Exclusive © material by Nô(/v)elDrama.Org.

happened between me and Esme.”

“Is that so? You’re not even wearing your clothes but nothing happened? Do you think I’m a three– year–old

kid?”

“I swear to God Almighty. If I lie to you, I’ll die a death so horrible that even my body isn’t recoverable!” Conrad said angrily.

Fia was stunned and her heart trembled.

“You… Why did you swear like that? If it’s realized… Don’t blame it on me.”

“I never did something like that, so, of course, I won’t die!” He gritted his teeth.

Seeing her eyes shifting, he knew that she had stopped being angry, and deshelled a crab.

He then placed the crab meat on her plate.

“Eat some.”

Fia looked at the crab meat on the plate. “I want some prawns too.”

She remembered Jason’s advice. Pregnant women should not eat crabs.

Conrad raised his eyebrow and said, “You’re so choosy.”

“Esme isn’t choosy. You can go take care of her.” Fia stood up after she said that to him but he pulled her back down to sit.

“I’ll deshell it for you!”

He could deshell prawns very quickly and her eyes blurred.

In the past three years, as long as they ate together and they were served prawns and crabs, he would always deshell one for her first.

Every time, she would thank him with her sweet voice out of happiness.

Despite being touched when she was thinking back, she still asked him coldly, “Don’t tell me that you’re so good at this because you deshelled the prawns for her in the past?”

Conrad frowned. “Here you go again! Can’t you just let it go?”