Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 916

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Chapter 916

Fia’s eyes were slightly numb. “Where am I?”

“In the hospital. You were injured and…” Sophia stopped. “Do you still remember what happened?”

Fia began to frown. All those forgotten memories… Everything that had happened after her amnesia returned to

her mind.

Sophia stared at her. She had imagined all the words that she could say after she woke up, but she never imagined

she would say something like that.

“He had no reason to try to kill Evans!” Fia said calmly.

When Sophia heard it, she couldn’t hold back her tears anymore and they began to roll down her cheeks.

“You don’t suspect the boss even a bit, Madam? Now that you’ve remembered everything, you still won’t suspect

him?”

Fia’s lips curled up and she said somewhat self–pitifully, “It doesn’t matter whether I’ve forgotten about it or not. I’ll

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never suspect him of doing it. Not to mention that I didn’t see it with my own eyes. I don’t believe that he did it.”

“But even the boss’s own father believes that he did it,” Sophia said sadly. “He has been protecting you since

yesterday, hoping that you’ll wake up. Director Parker had just asked for him not long ago.”

Fia closed her eyes for a moment. When she opened them again, there was rigidity within

them.

She asked, “Sophia, do you know which hospital Evans got transferred to?”

Sophia shook her head and said, “I don’t, but I can help you check.”

“Then please do,” Fia said as she tried to sit up and check the injury on her shoulder.

Sophia quickly said, “Don’t move. I’ll have the doctor reapply your medicine for you. As Doctor Marcus said that no

one should touch you, I didn’t let them clean it at all.”

“Sure.” Fia looked at the phone that was placed not too far from her. The screen had been slightly shattered, but it

could still be used.

“Sophia, hand me the phone.”

Sophia handed it to her and whispered, “Don’t be angry, but the boss seemed to have deleted something after you

fell asleep.”

She saw how her boss played with the phone yesterday.

“It’s fine,” Fia said, her expression unchanged. After she remembered everything, she

wouldn’t find it strange if Conrad deleted her data from her phone. Hell, she wouldn’t find it strange even if he

destroyed her phone.

That man was very controlling of his own belongings and territory, even if he didn’t love them and simply owned

them.

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After she checked the contacts, she noticed that she couldn’t find Jason from both her contact list and Facebook.

She then entered the folder. She had made a copy of everyone’s contacts and hid everything inside. She copied

Jason’s number and called him.

Jason woke up from his shallow sleep when he heard his ringtone. He opened his eyes and said to Clarice who was

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by his bed, “Mom, can you pass me my phone? Please hand it to me.”

Clarice pulled open the drawer, took out the phone, and looked at who was calling.

“Oh, it’s just a scammer. I’ll decline the call for you.”

“Give it to me,” Jason said with a soft tone, but one could sense his stubbornness from it.

Clarice couldn’t stop her son anymore and handed the phone to him.

After he picked up, Jason didn’t say anything. He hated it when Fia called him “Mr. Evans“.

When Fia waited for two seconds and heard no voice coming from the other end, she carefully said, “Evans?”

“…Fia?” Jason’s voice instantly became coarse. “You remember?”

He was sure that she remembered him with how she was addressing him.

“I’m so sorry, Evans.” Fia remembered how she spoke to him earlier. “I didn’t remember earlier. That’s why I…‘

“It’s fine,” Jason said as his lips curled up, and a smile finally appeared on his calm face. “It’s great that you can

remember everything.”

“Where did you transfer to? Gryphonheart Hospital is still the best hospital around, so come back. It’ll be better for

you,” Fia said nervously.

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