บททั้งหมดของ Stop It, She’s Remarrying!: บทที่ 1481 - บทที่ 1490

Before this, Conrad didn’t have any plants on the balcony, and Fia didn’t have any in her home as well. However, she had enjoyed gardening for a long time. After her marriage and waiting for him to come home, the next thing she liked to do the most was taking care of the plants in the yard. But now, she didn’t like it anymore. After helping Mrs. Taylor with the plants, she was ready to go back to the kitchen. She then heard the laughter from the entertainment room. Other than the children’s laughter, there was also Conrad’s. She had never heard Conrad laugh like that. She carefully opened the door. She saw all three of them with pieces of white paper on their faces. “Rock, paper, scissors!” Conrad was playing a game of Rock Paper Scissors with the kids. Anyone who lost would have a piece of paper stuck on their face. She wasn’t sure if Conrad was letting the children win, but he had the most paper pieces on his face. Fia gave it a look and knocked on the door. Con

Fia gave Quincey a stare, but she wasn’t scared at all and said, “Oh, you didn’t know? The assassin was originally aiming for the Maxwell Corporation’s CEO...” “Shut up!” Fia was worried that Mrs. Taylor was going to get surprised and didn’t have time to speak with Quincey. She quickly led Mrs. Taylor and the kids back home. Once back in Conrad’s home, Fia asked the kids to look for him and led Mrs. Taylor into the living room. “Mrs. Taylor, it’s not that we want to hide what happened to Silas from you. We’re just worried that you wouldn’t be able to handle it.” Mrs. Taylor nodded, awakened and sad. “I know. I’ve already known. Speaking of which, the reason that he was sent for training was because of poverty, and that his parents had passed away.” Fia was getting confused. “Mrs. Taylor, are Silas and Ford your children?” “No, they’re my good friend’s children back in the countryside. Their parents had a tough life and had passed away a long time ago.” Mrs. Taylor wiped her

Fia raised her eyebrow and asked, “What are you doing here?” “My brother is here to dress his wound,” Sally said out loud after she was caught unaware. “What for?” Sally’s expression froze, and she gave Fia a glance. “A small one.” Fia gave Peter a look, and finally, she looked at his body. “Gunshot wound?” Peter turned away. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.” “Ah.” Fia turned to look at Sally, who had obviously frozen. “I’m just joking. No need to be serious.” “Can you please get me some vitamins?” “Sure.” Sally then wrote a prescription for her. “You can leave if there’s nothing else.” Fia smiled without being genuine and said, “I’m fine, but there are people who aren’t. Innocent people. Can you please advise your brother not to take things too far and get himself killed too?” With that, she turned around and left. Sally was stunned for a few seconds and shouted, “Just who exactly are you?” Fia stopped at the door. “Someone that won’t harm you.” Sal

Wilfred was stunned. “You know me.” “We’ve talked.” Wilfred looked at Fia and said, “I don’t remember you.” Fia smiled. “My face has changed a bit since then.” Wilfred raised an eyebrow at that. “Officer Wilfred, before you can arrest someone based on a tip, you need to show us the evidence. Do you have evidence?” “That lady who entered the operating room is the evidence!” “Bullshit!” Conrad’s temper was getting riled up. Wilfred looked at Conrad speechlessly. “I can’t waste time talking to you. I need to take him back first.” “Can you please let me make a call?” Fia gave Conrad a disdainful glance. “Sure.” As a man, Wilfred was willing to give gentle women a chance. Fia walked to the side and dialed a number. In less than three minutes, she hung up. By the time she got back, Wilfred had just received a call, and his expression changed. “Sorry.” Wilfred looked at Fia with mixed feelings. “We were too rash, but I hope you can understand we’re simply doing this fo

“He’s here for you.” Fia pointed at Jason before leaving. There was pain hidden under Jason’s eyes as he looked at Sally and said, “My mom’s complaining about pain in her eyes, so she asked me to come to you for some medicine.” “I see.” Sally looked at the woman who was leaving. “Don’t you think she looks a lot like Fia?” “Please, Doctor Sally,” Jason said faintly. “Oh, right? She is experiencing pain in her eyes?” Sally regained her composure. “Come to my office with me, then. My brother’s here too.” “Sure,” Jason said before turning and looking in the direction that Fia was leaving. He felt she was even further now. Her words and her attitude already clarified that she was no longer depending on him at all. Perhaps he should let go too. As long as she lived a good life. When Fia was driving to the kindergarten, she received a call from Sophia. She put it on speaker and listened to her as she drove. Sophia said that she realized Tiger was captured. She saved Ti