Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 410

After lunch, Eileen needed to leave. Fia stood up reluctantly. “Let me walk you out, Eileen.”

“Don’t you…” Eileen wanted to talk about her eyes but was worried that she might hurt her pride.

Mrs. Whitley quickly said, “Madam, let me walk you as you send Ms. Reid off.”

“Sure.”

Mrs. Whitley helped Fia to the door. Eileen kept on turning her head back as she went. When she finally got into the van, she yelled, “Fia, be happy! We still have a lot of time! Nothing can stop us from being best friends even when I’m far away!”

Fia muttered the words ‘best friends’ in her mind before nodding and yelling back, “Yes!”

Eileen’s tears rolled down. She really found it hard to leave Fia behind.

As the van started and left, the smile on Fia’s face slowly disappeared.

“Madam, let me help you in.”

Fia shook her head. “I’ll sit by the door a bit. Please continue with your work.”

Mrs. Whitley helped her sit down on the stairs leading to the door. Seeing her sorrow, she asked, Something bothering you?”

do you know about Esme Manning?”

hold her legs tightly together as she looked

I know a little.” Mrs. Whitley looked into her

Normally speaking, after getting married to Mr. Maxwell, she should

suffered so

nothing like

her when she had just started working to take care of Fia’s emotional state. If she was

and Mr. Maxwell

if she was mumbling like her spirit had

Being imprisoned in a cage forever. How could someone as prideful as her accept that

crouched down and

forward. Not to mention that this has nothing

hands and sat with her by the stairs.

been compromising since day one. You didn’t want to hurt anyone. Meanwhile, Ms. Manning kept on forcing you. She deserved her ending… It has nothing to do with

more she thought about it, the more

marry Conrad after she left, nothing like

This has nothing to do with you! Your peaceful days are finally here after you have gone through so much suffering! Don’t think about the past that you can’t change. Just have

to see

of gray, she could still feel the care from

you, Mrs.