Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 1030

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Chapter 1030

Fia looked at Louise. She couldn’t say anything cruel in front of the boy.

All she could do was leave her contact information behind. “If there’s anything you need, you can always call me.

I’ll help you the best I can.”

Louise frowned and said nothing.

Fia worried that she wouldn’t remember her details. So, she took out a notebook from her purse, wrote her name

on a piece of paper before pulling it out, and then put it into the jacket’s pocket that the boy was wearing.

“It has my Facebook account’s details on it too. You can add me there.”

Louise had just wanted to refuse when the boy said, “Mama, take it!”

Louise was stunned. “Take what?”

The boy turned to look at Fia.

Louise instantly knew what he meant by that. She then turned to Fia and said, “My phone is in the drawer.”

Fia nodded and took out her phone, adding her number and Facebook details.

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“Have a rest. If there’s anything, you have my

number.”

Louise hesitated before nodding and said, “I’m very tired today, so please don’t disturb me today again.”

“I’ll contact you again tomorrow then?” Fia said in a sincere and careful manner.

She was afraid that she would hurt Louise.

Louise stared at the woman in front of her. Her sixth sense was telling her that Fia wouldn’t hurt her, that she was

someone trustworthy.

“Sure. We’ll talk about it tomorrow.”

Fia heaved a sigh of relief. As long as she didn’t refuse her, that meant she still had a chance.

Before she left, she suddenly remembered the kind of person Esme was.

“Louise… I have a suggestion. Do you have a minute?”

When Louise heard Fia calling her by her first name and when she remembered the kind of relationship that she

and Hank had… She felt kind of awkward.

Fia suddenly realized that and quickly said, “I’m sorry. I can call you Ms. Lawrence if you want.”

“It’s fine. Just call me Louise. What’s your suggestion?”

“Ask the police to station one or two men to protect you two,” Fia said.

Louise furrowed her eyebrows. Fia was very right about that.

“However, if Hank already admitted to the crime, then there’s no reason for me to ask the police to send extra

protection for me.”

Fia smiled and said, “If you don’t mind, I can ask my husband to send two men over.”

Louise looked at her quiet son and nodded. “Please do.”

As soon as Fia got out of the ward and told Conrad about it, he called Tiger to send four bodyguards over.

They came very quickly and walked into the ward. One of them said to Louise, “Please let us know if there’s

anything you need.”

“You can tell us to do anything.”

Louise thanked them and subconsciously grew more affectionate toward Fia.

Then, she remembered what Hank said earlier about Fia. He would always sigh saying that she was a sly woman

that stole her daughter’s boyfriend.

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In the past, she knew what Hank was saying and she didn’t like Fia at all.

However, after almost being killed by Esme when she ran her over, she finally knew who was the vicious one… It

was Esme all along!

After a while, the policeman came in again.

“Ms. Lawrence, Mr. Manning is asking to see you. Do you want to see him?”

Louise stayed quiet for a moment and then looked at the boy next to her.

“Can you please ask the nurse to take care of my son for a while?” She didn’t want him to see Hank at all.

“Alright,” the police said as he knelt down in front of the boy. “I’m a policeman and it’s my job to catch the bad

guys. Are you willing to trust me?”

When Louise stayed at home, she would teach her boy some common knowledge.

The boy was willing to believe in the doctors and the policemen. He left while holding his hand.

Hank walked into Louise’s ward while he was still handcuffed.

As their eyes met each other, a sense of sternness filled the room.

Louise then said to the policeman, “Can you please leave for a while? I have something to say to him alone.”

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