No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 173



Standing at the door with a rigid expression that mirrored mine was Conrad.

Ever since we broke up, it seemed that every encounter we had was designed to make the other's blood boil.

At the moment, I was joking around and laughing with Ernest, while Haley followed closely by his side.

So much for Conrad's claims of having cut ties with Haley. Men's promises can be as flimsy as a house of cards, truly.

I quickly averted my gaze from Conrad, thinking that some sights are better left unseen. Out of sight, out of mind, as they say.

Ernest, acting as if nothing was amiss, took my hand but didn't try to take my phone. Instead, he said, "Let's take a better picture some other day."

The suggestion was laden with possibilities.

It also carried an air of casual intimacy typical of a couple.

Conrad took a few large steps towards me and commanded, "Felicia, come outside with me."

His tone was authoritative, the demeanor of someone used to getting their way.

And there was Haley, right by his side, his insistence completely disregarding her presence.

him as I replied,

as I had to accompany Ernest for

thing, Conrad made a move like he was about to snatch me up, but Ernest got in there, stopping his hand. Then they were locked

just a quiet battle

no solution, especially since Ernest was in the middle of treatment. Though he could

could further inflame the situation, I didn't intervene. It would only worsen things. Haley looked as if she had swallowed a fly, her expression souring by the second. I let out a scoff, "Aren't you going to take him away?" Haley hesitated, but upon

she obediently tugged at Conrad, "Rad, I'm not feeling well. We need

here for

?

was unusual. After all,

child.

I pondered this, a nurse called out, "Who's here for the pregnancy support infusion? Please come

late at night, and the infusion

her

instinctively glanced at her belly, and Haley clung tighter to

she managed to divert his

ready to confront me or perhaps clash

rage to subside

to everyone bending a his will. It was rare to see

anyone,

Haley, he seemed almost