Stop It, She’s Remarrying!

Chapter 1233

Hearing Fia’s words, Eileen could do nothing but beamed an awkward smile at her. “Wow, you’re really sharp, aren’t you? Can’t you be just a little dull? Being a girl who’s a little of a dunderhead would win the heart of many men, you know?” Hearing this, Fia answered with a sharp cynicism, “Really? Who’d truly love a truly slow-witted fool? Those men… They say they prefer women who’re a little dumb because they want an ego boost. Or perhaps, they find women much more exploitable when they’re intelligently vulnerable.”

Hearing this, Eileen was so stunned that she could not refute that at all.

“Ms. Reid, I believe you’re not one of those dumb women. If you’re one, you wouldn’t make it this far in the entertainment industry.” Fia curled a bitter smile and said, “You have no idea just how much hurt and woe idiots have to endure in life.”

She was no idiot. Yet, she had fallen for Conrad Maxwell. So, when they were married, she allowed herself to become an idiot. She stooped so low that Conrad, Beryl, Esme, and many more despicable scums really did take her as an actual fool and took advantage of her time and time again.

“But Ms. Sia… How did you know? From how I see it, you’re a really brilliant woman.” Eileen stopped joking around and asked Fia earnestly.

Closing her eyes for a moment, Fia answered, “I was once a fool too. But I grew out of it.”

It was because she was too foolish that she got hurt so much back then. She would not allow anyone to hurt her like that anymore!

“You…” Eileen suddenly recalled Fia as she looked at ‘Ms. Sia’. “You really remind me of my best friend. It’s like… I have a hunch that you’re actually her.”

“You ought to see a doctor then, Ms. Reid,” Fia retorted coldly.

Wiping off her tears, Eileen said in a self-loathing tone, “Haha, I suppose so. See? She would never talk to me like this.”

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Suppressing the urge to comfort Eileen, Fia stood up and said, “I’ll get a glass of water.”

The next morning, Conrad rang the bell on Fia’s door.

“Coming…!”

When the door opened, Conrad saw Eileen’s half-asleep face.

“Why are you here?”

“What? Why can’t I be here?” Eileen answered in disgust, “What are you doing at Ms. Sia’s home this early?”

“None of your business.” Conrad then looked through the entrance’s hallway and asked loudly, “Ms. Sia, are you home?”

Fia walked to the entrance, wearing light-colored pajamas with a cashmere sweater, and asked, “What?”

“I’m here to tell you that I’ll be home the whole week. So, if you’ve got anything you need done, you can always come to me for help,” Conrad said to her sincerely.

Eileen leaned against the wall next to the door and asked sarcastically, “Seek your help? Why? Who is she to you, huh?”

Conrad frowned and asked Fia, “Did Ms. Reid leave a bad influence on you?”

Fia frowned as she looked at this man. Conrad was still Conrad after all. Whether he lost his memories or not, he was never

fond of Eileen.

“She’s really thick-faced. If she’s a nuisance to you, I could help you get rid of her.”

“Hey! Are you sick in the head, Mr. Maxwell? Ms. Sia and I are now friends because we get on really well! Just what part of this made you upset, huh?!”

Conrad glared at Eileen and said, “Breach of contract at will. You’re not a good person due to your utter disrespect for contractual agreements.” Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

“Ha! What a joke! I don’t recall signing myself into indentured servitude, Mr. Maxwell! Besides, I believe I have paid all the fines in full!” Eileen glared back at him with a sharp hatred in her eyes.

Eileen was pissed after being reminded of this. The company was named “Fia-Eileen Multimedia” but suddenly the name was dropped due to it being completely merged under the Maxwell Corporation brand!

She wanted to reason with him, or perhaps tell him about Fia. Yet, there were always people in her way, not allowing her to

meet him.

After learning that he and Annie were somehow romantically involved, Eileen got so furious that she handed in her resignation right away. She would rather go solo than work under this piece of sh*t!

From that day onward, Eileen had to work day and night because she did not have a powerful influence backing her.

“Ms. Reid, could it be that we have had some… quarrel before this?” Conrad was surprised by the intense hatred displayed by Eileen.

“Quarrel, you say?” Eileen suddenly felt that Conrad was such a pitiful man as she peered back at him.

She had lost the mood to tell him about their past long ago. Now, she only wanted to see him going through his life being clouded from the truth by the manipulative people around him, then waking up with his memories fully recovered and becoming anguished by the ghost of his past!

Even then, that pain he would feel would be just the tip of the iceberg of the torment Fia went through!

“Hey, let’s not get so worked up.” Fia pulled Eileen back, fearing that she might spill about the past in the heat of the moment.