Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 166

Chapter 166

Stop It, She’s Remarrying! By Stellar Strands Chapter 166

Just as Fia was drowning in his gentleness, she suddenly heard the neighs from the horses. She then glanced at Match and Heaven, their heads rubbing each other. It was a very heartwarming moment.

Suddenly, she felt embarrassed as if someone was watching them. She quickly pushed Conrad away.

“What is it?”

Conrad spoke in a dissatisfied tone.

Fia pointed at the two horses.

“They’re spying and learning from us.”

“What?”

Conrad was stunned before letting out a laugh.

“What are you smiling at?!” Fia kicked him. “Aren’t you embarrassed at all?”

Conrad grabbed her again and whispered in her ears, “Fia, you’re my wife. Why should I be embarrassed when kissing my wife?”

“I don’t have time for you,” Fia said as her heart raced.

She had loved him for so many years, after all. She would always lose herself when he approached her gently.

“Fia, you asked me whether I have loved you, even for a moment, back in the changing room.”

Fia froze and looked at him.

His amber eyes gazed back at her.

“I’ve been thinking about this question lately.”

He then touched her ears and whispered, “Because I do.”

Fia could hear a thump in her ears. It was a heartbeat.

It was the beating of her heart.

“What did you say?”

“I do love you.”

“Since when?”

“Ever since I was little, my dad never came home. My mom would always complain and show me little care. To me, a home is a place that’s lonely and cold. I moved out of the family residence when I was eighteen. I didn’t want to be affected by my mom’s hate for marriage.”

His eyes softened. “For the past three years, you would see me off and greet me back home at night. You made me feel the warmth of having a family.”

Fia’s eyes turned red. She knew how disappointed he was with his family.

After marrying him, she had tried her best to be the best wife. She wanted to give him warmth and love.

She wanted to be the savior that saved him, to save him from his terrible childhood.

“Then why did you ask for a divorce as soon as Esme came home?”

“Because we married without having a foundation to work on. I thought that she was the destination for my happiness.” Conrad held Fia tightly. “Please trust me again, alright?”

“Trust?” Fia could feel her mind jumble up.

Was his love for her the kind that older brothers gave to their younger sisters?

“I finally understand now why Esme and I can never go back. She’s not the same. I’m not the same too.”

“Then between me and her, who do you love more?”

Conrad frowned as he hesitated.

“I can guarantee that we’ll only be normal friends.”

“I’m asking, which one of us do you love more?” Fia questioned him as she tried to stop the sadness in her heart from spreading.

He couldn’t answer. So, he loved Esme more.

“Fia, can we please not obsess about this anymore?”

“It’s fine.” Fia pushed his arm away and walked out of his embrace.

She walked on the path they came and said, “I’m tired. I want to go back.”

On their way back, Fia pretended to be asleep and didn’t want to speak to Conrad.

Once they were close to the bustling streets, she opened her eyes.

“Can we stop somewhere?”

“Where are you going?”

“Back to my mom’s apartment. I want to clean things up.”

Conrad remembered that Jason was living opposite the unit, so he said, “Sell the

apartment, Fia. It’ll just remind you of your mom.”

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