Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 565

“What is it?” Fia felt a bit anxious.

After she recovered her eyesight, she didn’t like to close her eyes.

“Don’t worry. I won’t make you fall.”

Remembering how he had been taking care of her these days, she trusted him and closed her

eyes.

Conrad quickly opened the door and looked at the bedroom and led her inside, taking a few steps.

“You can open your eyes now.”

“This is mysterious. What are you doing?” Fia opened her eyes, surprised.

The once plain bedroom had become fantastic. Balloons of multiple colors were on the ceiling, as the ribbons tied to them slightly bounced in the air.

There were candles on the floor that was littered with petals, forming the shape of a heart.

The bed was the color of scarlet and littered with petals of blue roses. The droplets on the petals reflected brilliant lights.

Everything… Fia had never dared to dream about something like this in the past.

She couldn’t hope for a day like this.

But someone secretly did it.

her go upstairs the whole day

you like it, Fia?” Conrad’s voice was low and very seductive.

it as her

never dared hope for something like this to happen after secretly falling in love with him for

so many years.

tall and mighty man knelt down on one knee before her and took out a red velvet box.

box opened, and a

ring and raised it

you be my girlfriend?”

warm and wet as she covered her face with her hands. She pinched it, only pain

at the man in front of

he was unwilling back then, they were husband and wife now.

“will you be my girlfriend” made her feel like she was a girl

been secretly in love with confessed to her,

romantic moment.

“Conrad…”

sobbed, trying to

She shouldn’t cry.

a delightful

She shouldn’t cry.

she lost control and tears

at him in joy. “Do you know what you’re doing?”

was part of their youth. Even Esme, his first girlfriend, never had anything so ceremonial from

to be my, Conrad Maxwell’s, girlfriend?” Conrad said patiently and

literally looked down at him. She couldn’t bear to