Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 963

Fia quickly defended her husband. “No, he just respects my decisions.”

“Right… I get it. You’re each other’s bac.” Tyler said proudly, “You see, Mary? You keep saying I don’t know any internet slang. Now I’ve just used one. Conrad, you’re your wife’s bae and she’s your bac!”

“What’s bac?” Conrad asked with a frown.

Silas hurried over to explain the slang to his boss, worried that he would make a fool of himself.

Finally learning the meaning of “bae”, Conrad took a glance at Fia. He did not think he was her “bae”. She never openly said that she loved him.

Still, he had fallen deeply for her.

During the feast, Conrad drank a lot of alcohol with Tyler. Every time he raised his glass, Conrad would take a glance at Fia, hoping that she would be worried and stop him from drinking. Yet, she did not.

After recovering her memory with hypnosis, Fia had been treating him very coldly.

“Tyler, can you not drink so much? Sharon’s getting sleepy so I need to bring her home to bed. I can’t sit here and keep an eye on you!”

fret! Mrs. Maxwell’s here. I

had seen Mary and Sharon off, Sophia quietly approached her and

worry. He knows his own limit.” Fia raised her head and looked at the night sky. “There are so many

the sky too. “I’ve seen a night sky that’s even prettier than this. It had a lot

see it?” Fia asked

Training Camp.”

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times but she had never

Although it has a beautiful night sky, it’s not a great place to visit. Powerful and wealthy families send their children there to train their physiques and learn self-defense techniques. Other than that, the camp also purchases young children from the poor and keeps wandering, homeless orphans. After going through training, the kids who are rich and powerful have the resources to form their own squad. But

ones aren’t as

a better life if they work hard to climb and earn a higher rank

and said, “It’s possible for that to happen.

himself had been through a lot in that camp. The children who are penniless and homeless

frowned, “So it’s just like how society works…”

in society, you don’t often face mortal dangers like you do in the camp.” Sophia said. in a sad, gloomy tone, “I worked really hard. Like, really, really hard! That’s how I became a coach in the camp. I wanted to coach as many children as I could. I thought I could help them. suffer less under my tutelage. Still, it

flowers to sit down. “You’re a coach, right? Don’t you

Madam, life in that