Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Stop It, She’s Remarrying! By Stellar Strands Chapter 190

“She really wants that project that much?” Conrad got a headache whenever he thought of it. He was thinking of completely erasing every single trace of that project.

He was willing to make a new project for her.

“Sir, you didn’t know about it either. You can’t blame yourself for what happened to Madam Thea.” Silas consoled him.

He heard footsteps from behind him. Conrad turned and saw Lola. He looked at her with a cold expression.

“Silas, send her home!”

He didn’t want to see her in his home. He didn’t know what Fia was thinking and why she would befriend someone like that.

Lola knew that there was no chance for her to get any closer to Conrad today. In order to not make him detest her more than he already did, she left without any complaints.

Only a nightlight was kept on in the bedroom when Conrad walked in. He saw Fia already in bed.

Normally, she wouldn’t go to bed that early. She would speak to him about the happy things that happened during the day and would then help him prepare for his shower and get his clothes for him.

He couldn’t get used to how cold she had become.

to talk to you about.” He sat down by

her eyes. There wasn’t much emotion in those eyes

“Speak.”

decided to cancel the project. I’m planning to start a new project for you… To replace your grandma’s

Maxwell Corporation to get through its hardest time! You can’t cancel it just because you want to!

maintain their excellence throughout the ages. Time marches on… So do the

was so angry that she couldn’t help but curse out loud. ” Fine. Since that project isn’t earning anything anymore, you can pass it on to me. You

“Fia, calm down!”

!

tightened her fist and slammed at her chest as she screamed her heart out. “I can’t calm down! Can you calm down if it was you? Can you think

that project when she discovered her own passion for design.

ten years

remained silent. He did think about

wanted to start

designs despite the objection he faced in the company, and even gave her such high

up like this?” His tone was

mom was seriously ill! You wouldn’t have gone to court with my grandma! You wouldn’t have let your mother humiliate my mom on her deathbed! Conrad Maxwell, I don’t want us to