Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 485

When they were nearing the airport, Sapphire pulled out a mirror to touch up her makeup and fix her hair.

When she was done, she asked, “Does Victor know that Ms. Reid is leaving tonight?”

Conrad replied, “He doesn’t.”

“What makes you so sure Ms. Reid didn’t tell him?”

Fia said somewhat wearily, “Eileen is not the kind of person you think she is.”

“Is that so?” Sapphire said with a soft laugh. “I’ve held animosity toward her since the first time I laid eyes on her. However, I never dared go against her directly or ask more about her… Do you know why, Fia?”

Fia blinked, her long eyelashes fluttering at the motion.

“Because Victor never gave you that right.”

“Yeah. I knew you’d understand me. After all, weren’t you afraid to offend Esme when Conrad went crazy over her?”

Conrad frowned deeply and glanced at Fia from the corner of his eyes. He lifted one hand from the steering wheel and tried to touch her with it, but Fia simply turned sideways to avoid it despite being unable to see and said calmly, “Focus on driving.”

Conrad stopped trying after seeing her reluctance and did as she said, picking up speed.

at the airport, Silas led

wheelchair, and her assistant, Lyn, sat on the couch beside

immediately got to her feet and stood in front of Eileen before

“What kind of magic do you have, Ms. Reid, that even your assistant would go to such lengths to protect you?”

but she retracted her

and pinched

tinged with annoyance, “What do you want to ask her? Hurry it

bit. I want to talk to

said

said softly, “It’s fine. You guys can leave for a bit. Mrs. Maxwell is a lady. She knows how she

only Eileen and Sapphire were left.

couch and said, “Have a seat. There’s no need to stand.”

inferior when you have to

Sapphire’s words were hard to listen to, but there was no venom in

laugh at the woman but said indifferently, “You

came to see you so that you

you really want to know?” Eileen remembered the

Sapphire back then at Conrad’s mansion.

suddenly felt pity for the great lady before her, who was

Victor’s wife.

putting on an act. I’m afraid