Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

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Chapter 889

Fia was already sobbing quite terribly, but she was still surprised to hear what he said.

She didn’t know why he would suddenly treat her so well.

What did she forget? What had they experienced?

After they left the cemetery, Marcus told them about his life overseas while Conrad was driving.

While Fia was listening, she would sometimes ask him about the sceneries and languages used

overseas.

She had never left the country, so she was enjoying Marcus telling her all about it. She couldn’t help but be curious.

“Mrs. Maxwell, you can take overseas trips to expand your horizons, but there’s no place like home!” Marcus said.

He didn’t want anyone close to him to grow attached to some overseas countries.

He loved his country, and he wished that the people close to him would think that way too.

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Conrad gave Marcus a look and nodded. “He’s right.”

“Which part of what I said is right?” Marcus feeling a bit happy.

“That there’s no place like home,” Conrad said.

“Haha! Heroes like us have the same views!” Marcus became even happier as he turned to look at Fia and asked,

“Have you been overseas?”

“No,” Fia said as she shook his head. “That’s why I’m a bit curious.”

“Hahaha! I understand! Someone like you will only love our country even more after you go outside!” Marcus said.

Fia smiled too. She had never been someone that could be influenced so easily, and she had always kept some

traditional elements in her designs.

She simply wished to have a chance to go outside. Maybe, it would help with her designs.

“Right, Mr. Maxwell,” Marcus said as he looked at Conrad. “That Miss Thomas is not someone with any good

intentions. You need to keep your distance from her.”

Conrad nodded. “I know.”

Marcus looked at Conrad and got closer to him, whispering, “Past romance?”

Conrad hit Marcus on the chest with his elbow and said, “Stop being ridiculous!”

“Fine. It’s inevitable that someone like you would have some kind of past romance.” Marcus sighed before turning

to Fia and said, “Mrs. Maxwell, you must remember that your husband is a very good man. Plenty of flies would

want to take a bite of him. However, that’s not something that he could deal with on his own. Don’t get jealous so

easily, understand? All you need to know is that he loves you.”

Fla looked at Marcus, stunned. She was somewhat embarrassed.

She was thinking that maybe Marcus had seen through her suspicions that “Miss Thomas” had something to do with

Conrad and her.

Although a psychologist could treat mental illnesses, could they see through what she was thinking too?

“Mrs. Maxwell, you have to stop letting your imagination run wild in order to improve your mood. It’ll also be better

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for your babies. And your husband. His stomach isn’t doing well so you can’t get him mad too many times.”

Fia lowered her head, getting even more embarrassed.

“I’m not saying that you’re not a good person,” Marcus said, becoming more careful. However, as an outsider, I

don’t want your relationship with each other to be affected by someone that’s unimportant. Understand?”

Fia looked into Marcus’s earnest eyes and nodded. “I understand. Thank you, Doctor Marcus.”

Marcus waved his hand and said, “It’s nothing.”

He then let his body slide down slightly in the passenger’s seat. “I’m too tired. I need to sleep a bit to recover my

stamina.”

Conrad glanced at Marcus and rolled up the window to block the noise from outside and switched on the air

conditioner.

When Fia noticed what Conrad did, she was even more surprised.

The Conrad she knew was a very self-centered man. He cared nothing about anyone else.

While he still looked detached from the outside, he was getting more approachable on the

inside.

It was not something that could change in a few days.

It seemed like she had really lost her memories. She didn’t even know that he had changed.

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