Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 547

…All she could do was draw a sketch of a design for him.

Yet, the designs that came out of this examination were beyond fantastic.

Conrad felt fortunate to have uncovered her talent early. If not, there would be so many men fighting viciously just to get her.

Fia, feeling itchy from all his sweet nothings, lightly pushed him away. “Then, what about my certificate? I have graduated, haven’t I?”

“It’s right here.” Conrad took a laminated document from the bedside. table and handed it to her. “Have a look.”

Fia sat up as she held her graduation certificate in her hands. She put it near her face, almost as if she wanted to glue it onto her face.

Even though she could only see a tiny bit of it, she was already beyond satisfied and happy.

After so many years of regret, she was now finally a graduate! A graduate from a college!

Conrad looked at his wife ogling at her certificate. He thought it was because she could not see so she had to stick it to her face to feel it.

Seeing this, he felt really bad for her as he patted her head gently.

“Fia, if you want, after I’m done with work in a few days, let’s go overseas to seek treatment for your eyes.”

“Then, let’s go to Mapleland!” Fia sounded overjoyed. “I want to visit Eileen!”

“Sure.”

“Thank you, Conrad!”

with her, to share her joy

behind. She

her best friend!

gently.

“Sure!”

away and allowed Conrad to carry

downstairs.

heard a familiar

Madam!”

“It’s Mrs. Taylor!”

overjoyed as she

not completely recovered, Mrs. Taylor was already allowed out of the hospital, provided that she used a

the living room with her crutch, Mrs. Taylor looked at the

alright now. From now on, I will take care of

that Mrs. Taylor could not bear to take a day off. So, it might be best for her

You still need to take care of your leg. Only after it’s

responded warmly, “Don’t you worry, Mr. and Madam Maxwell. I’ll keep a

her, I can

became much

that Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Whitley might not

few days, Fia decided to stay at home to see if things. would go well. And she would hear the two old ladies happily chatting away about what their dear Mr. and Madam Maxwell’s favourite food were, or about how they’d take turns to look after the

details about how they’d bathe the children and coddle them to sleep in their

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