Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 451

Eileen was choked by her own anger as she turned to look at Fia.

Only to see her come down from Conrad in a hurry. “What happened, Eileen?”

She pulled Conrad to head further ahead, wanting to interact with Eileen closer.

Conrad had no choice but to carefully guide her to the side of her bed.

When she sat on the side of the bed, Fia carefully held Eileen’s hand and wrist.

“Eileen, you’ve lost weight.”

Eileen suppressed her desire to share with her just how bad it had been for her, and then said calmly, “I came to the hospital to get myself a checkup. Found out that my stomach isn’t doing that well, so I have to be careful of what I eat. That’s why I lost some weight.”

“You lied to me,” Fia mumbled. “You and Mrs. Taylor are staying in the same area. Both of you are inside a ward for orthopedics patients.”

Eileen couldn’t say anything and simply turned to look at Conrad, hoping that he would help her. So that Fia wouldn’t grow worried.

Meanwhile, Victor sneered icily and said, “They won’t tell you the truth, Fia. Why not let me tell you?”

Conrad furiously glared at him with

Victor walked over to the other side of the bed and placed the bouquet of red

said, “Eileen survived a suicide

as she gritted her teeth. If she could still stand up, she would

wide eyes as she grabbed Eileen’s hand

“You… You…”

she said to Conrad, “Take him

nodded and

agitated. She committed suicide for me, not

felt

no longer the person that everyone praises you to be. Why don’t you sign up to be part of a Homeowners’ Association since you like to meddle

If he was

side in disdain and asked with a dark expression, “Are you mentally ill? Why

instant, Victor couldn’t smile anymore.

that it would be difficult

Sapphire could be a good wife for him due to her gentle and

accept it. But after their marriage, no matter how Sapphire gave him signs, no matter how much he wanted to try and consummate their marriage, he would instantly cool down the moment he started

no choice but to admit that

Eileen, he would, at random intervals,