Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Stop It, She’s Remarrying! By Stellar Strands Chapter 227

Conrad let out a cold smile. “That’s because he doesn’t have the time. He has plenty to do since he started his own business, not to mention that he wants to keep his celebrities in line.

“Right, he had to sleep with all those girls from his company too. He’s very busy!”

Fia’s eyebrows almost locked together. “You shouldn’t say something like that without evidence.”

“Isn’t Ms. Reid one of them?”

“She’s the only one. He never had any scandals with his other celebrities.”

Conrad looked at her and his tone became heavier. “I suddenly realized that all men are good in your eyes. Except me.”

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“Fia, it’s not good to be so unfair. I’m your husband. You should be taking my side instead.”

“I just don’t want Eileen to be in such a bad position. Just Sapphire alone was enough to make her suffer.”

other celebrities. However, many others wanted to offer themselves up to him on a silver platter. He has too. many resources in hand, so he’ll inadvertently

smirked. “You’re jealous

him? Impossible,” Conrad said in disdain. He should be jealous of

should he be jealous of you?” Fia asked

than me, unmarried, and childless. Of course he’s going to be jealous of me, right? If he continues like this, his sperm quality will only go downhill as he

you think you’re the one with the sharp tongue, Conrad?” Fia blushed when she heard about it. Perhaps,

our just rewards and punishment,” Conrad said and

looked at Conrad in shock. “How did you know

“Is it very difficult?”

she realized that Victor also knew Conrad very well. While the two of them looked like they rarely crossed each other’s paths, they had

this count as knowing one’s enemy as knowing one’s self?

these two decided to go all out in a fight in the future, would her friendship with Eileen be

headache just thinking about it. Their men affected so much in their lives,

suddenly became very serious. “Ms. Reid should leave him as quickly

marry soon.

he’s not bored of her, he would not let her go that easily,” Conrad said mildly. He believed that

rang. Eileen, who was half–drunk, opened the door while mumbling, “Fiiiaaa, did you