Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Stop It, She’s Remarrying! By Stellar Strands Chapter 176

When they reached the seafood restaurant that Lola’s parents owned, Lola wanted to treat her and she didn’t say no.

The two of them quietly plotted against each other, and Lola couldn’t wait to talk about the most important part.

“Fia, since you couldn’t deal with Ms. Manning, have you ever thought of asking someone to deal with her?”

“Who? That woman is my cousin. I have very few relatives in the first place. Who could I ask?”

“Fia, when I was in university, my roommate’s boyfriend was stolen, so she spent money getting her best friend to destroy her boyfriend’s relationship with the person he cheated on her with.”

Fia sipped some fruit juice and said, “I’ll be straight with you. I won’t ask Eileen to help with this.”

“I know that you have a strong bond with Eileen and won’t hurt her, but are you really alright with another woman stealing your husband?”

Lola’s face was already red after two glasses of wine. She was on the verge of revealing it all.

Fia refused to take the bait and said, “Reputation is very important to girls nowadays. I don’t want others to lose their reputation for me. Not to mention that after being married for a few years, he’s completely ignored me already. I lost hope. I don’t want his love anymore. All I want is to remain as the madam. He can stay with whoever he wants, as long as I’m the one at home.”

“Even if you don’t want your husband’s love and only want his status, you can’t let Ms. Manning steal your husband like that. If this

lose your position as his

hand as if

of a rich madam for so long… I don’t want to suffer

Lola held Fia’s hand and said in a

and spoke in a serious tone. “This is not an act. It comes with risk. If your mom knows about

simply won’t tell her then.”

Fia remained silent.

that I won’t steal your position. I only want to help you teach that shameless woman a lesson!”

heart. She

”

of the women that tried to

madam!

Lola.” Fia held Lola’s hand as she cried

young and pretty. I’m worried that it’s going

not worried about some pain!” Lola spoke as if she was a heroine of justice. But inside, she was laughing at Fia

of Madam Maxwell. And so did

childhood love, Ms. Manning. Then