Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 602

When they returned to his office, Conrad sat down with Fia to work on her designs, as promised. After finishing working on three designs, a happy smile appeared on Fia’s face.

“I’m planning to add them into my grandma’s project. Do you think it’ll work?”

There was a glint of sorrow in Conrad’s eyes. “You don’t want to work with me?”

Fia squinted and hugged Conrad’s arm.

“But you do like my grandma’s project, don’t you?”

Conrad’s Adam’s apple bobbed when he heard this. He could not help but to recall their grandparents’ relationship.

And her grandmother… Thea Lawson’s death was his fault because he insisted on robbing that project from her hands via a legal loophole, and it angered her so much she passed away soon

after.

He did not have the courage to tell Fia the entire story.

“Conrad, I want to thank you.” Fia looked at him innocently, “This project was Grandma’s gift to Grandpa Maxwell. And yet, Grandma wanted to take it away from the Maxwells because of

me.”

let’s not talk about it. Let bygones be bygones.” Conrad hugged Fia tightly, hiding his face from her view. He feared that Fia would notice something from

made up my mind when my eyesight was lost. I’d like

a pinch of hurt in

her. Yet, he was still blessed with her unfaltering

could not tell her the truth. If he did, he would upset her, and their relationship would worsen again.

He and Fia were a married couple. It

sure that he never mistreated

best to

arms around Conrad’s waist. “You’ll not be doing it alone

be heard on the door. Fia quickly fled from

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tried to fix her

for Conrad’s signature for a

his desk and began to sign the documents while also discussing Thea’s project with Silas.

his boss. That document that detailed Senior Mr. Maxwell and Thea Lawson’s partnership was acquired from the former’s grave. He knew quite well that talking about this matter in front of Fia was

Conrad raised his head and glared at him.

was standing at perfectly blocked Fia’s view. He cleared his throat before replying, “Understood, sir.”