Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 1175

The twins were becoming more observant as they grew up. So, it was a matter of time before they realized that Fortunese people all had white or brown eyes, except for the Maxwells. The Maxwells were known to have the rare genetic trait of having amber eyes in Fortuna.

Adrian’s amber eyes were too obvious to be missed. If it were not for him having amnesia at the moment, Conrad would suspect something was off too.

“Adrian, your eyes are the results of a condition from when you were in Mommy’s womb. Your eyes were not fully developed like Irene’s.”

Fia looked at her son’s amber eyes and said softly, “Mommy and Daddy will work hard to develop a cure for you. Your eyes will be black like Irene’s in the future, okay?”

“But Daddy said my eyes were formed naturally. And taking medicine constantly isn’t good for your health!” Adrian said with a frown, He was a little distraught by the fact that his mother seemingly disliked his eye color.

Asking him to wear colored contact lenses was a chore for him already; yet now, his mother was planning to change his eye color via drugs and medication? No way!

“Mommy, don’t you love me?!”

Fia felt a pang of hurt hearing her son’s disgruntled words. “Of course I love you, Adrian. You and Irene are really important to me.”

it? Why do you always fret about it?” Adrian’s amber eyes began welling with tears.

that he

eyes.

Mommy asking you to wear colored contact lenses?”

haven’t done

bad either.”

Fia finally understood the problem. She had been ignoring Adrian’s will. He had been a good, understanding boy. So, he would oblige with whatever things she asked of him, but this did not mean that he was completely comfortable

Adrian.” Fia embraced Adrian softly and apologized. “Mommy didn’t think that

don’t blame you. But could you please not ask me to take

You’re not going to take medicine. You don’t have to wear

see the amber eyes because they looked so similar to Conrad’s eyes. Yet, she did not realize that asking her

the doorbell rang. Irene glanced at her mother and brother, who were still hugging one another, before hopping down from

“Oh, Uncle?”

the entrance, Irene widened her eyes with joy.

to the girl gently, “Hello, Irene. I’m so sorry for not taking good care of you and your brother.

sigh, Irene said, “It’s