And The Daddy Is… The Infertile Guy?!

Chapter 176

“You’ve really dropped the ball! How can you do that?” Herman shouted in anger and, proposed the best solution he could think of, “Since you two are smitten with each other, we should sit down and discuss the wedding arrangements!”

The Moore family was certainly no less distinguished than the Sawyer family!

It was just Conrad’s reputation that was rather unsavory!

Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, Herman had no choice but to resort to this desperate measure. If not, Vivien would never find a suitor!

Mrs. Moore, on hearing this, was overjoyed. She’d snagged a wife for Conrad for free from the prestigious Sawyer family, no less!

But Conrad was not pleased. He shook his head and said, “Mr. Sawyer, matters of the heart must be mutual. What she and I shared was a fleeting tryst, nothing more. I have no intention of marriage.”

As if to stoke the flames of Herman, he added with a critical eye, “Her figure’s not bad, I’d give it a nine. But her makeup’s too heavy. Without it, she’s a six at best!”

He dissected Vivien with humiliating remarks, as if she was beneath him.

Finally, Conrad concluded with a dismissive statement, “I slept with her just to see what women Bainbridge fancies. Now that I have, I can say they’re nothing special.”

There had been a past rivalry between Conrad and Bainbridge. They had both vied for the affections of Fanny. Cunning Fanny had eluded Conrad’s grasp, leaving him with a bitter resentment.

figure,

trembled with

rage.

her

me irresponsible. If she’s capable of such reckless behavior, then she’s no angel either.,” Conrad

What an audacity!

a fury, ending

taken plenty of photos as leverage. Keeping her around

watched the Moores

leave, and we’ll return your gift money,” Alberta

“This…“.

was seething, she dared not offend the Peterson

scolding as they went, “Why can’t you control yourself? If a girl throws herself at you, can’t you just dodge?”

with me. What

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their heads at

was a close one!” Valor finally found

a moment, he too had feared that it