Stop It, She’s Remarrying!

Chapter 1212

“There’s no difference, Eileen.” Sally held the popular celebrity’s hand as she cooked up the courage. “You’re Fia’s only best friend. Fia wants you to be happy, and not drown yourself in all this scheming.”

Eileen frowned. “I know better than anyone how kind she is. It’s because she’s too compassionate… I want to do something for her that she should have done years ago.”

Suddenly, there was a honk not far away.

A gray car drove by, and Sally pulled Eileen away.

Tyler walked out of the car and grumbled. “If you want to chat, can’t you find somewhere else to do so? Are you trying to set me up by standing in the middle of the basement car park?”

“Tyler?” Eileen said with a bad taste in her mouth. Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Tyler narrowed his eyes and looked at the woman who was completely covered from head to toe, and then looked at Sally next

to her.

“You’re…”

He realized who they were, and instinctively walked toward the elevator.

“Stop!” Eileen chased after him.

Sally helplessly followed after them.

The three of them got into the elevator when Eileen asked in an angry tone, “Are you here looking for Conrad?”

“What does that have to do with you? You’re so annoying!” Tyler got a headache whenever he saw Eileen.

For the past five years, she would always force him to bring her to see Conrad whenever he saw her.

Conrad’s mother and Silas had told him many times that he couldn’t let Eileen see Conrad!

“Can you please stop following me?!” Tyler said angrily.

“I don’t need you to know that Conrad’s living in Aurora Residences, I’ve already bought an apartment here! I will always have a chance to see him as long as he doesn’t lock himself up in his apartment!”

Eileen was becoming aggressive.

Tyler remained silent for two seconds before asking, “I don’t care what you want to do, but let me ask you one question. Do you believe that Fia can resurrect from the dead?”

Eileen remained silent, feeling his words cruelly tearing at her heart.

“The dead can’t come back. No matter what you do, you can’t change reality! Can you please let him be? Seeing that Fia loved him so much?”

Tyler chose a random floor and walked out. He didn’t want to remain there with Eileen at all.

Sally pressed the button to close the door and asked, “Eileen, which floor are you staying at?”

“Nineteenth,” Eileen said as she pressed the button.

Sally was surprised. “Just one floor below Ms. Sia’s?”

“You know Ms. Sia too?” Eileen asked, her interest ignited. “Don’t you feel that she looks like Fia? While her skin color and character are completely different, she looks like Fia the moment you first lay your eyes on her.”

“Yeah.” Sally nodded before saying in a disappointing tone, “But she’s not Fia.”

Eileen leaned against the elevator wall. “That’s right, she’s not Fia. Fia would never speak to me like that. Fia’s eyes could

never be that ice-cold.”

When the elevator stopped at the nineteenth floor, Eileen didn’t want to go back home anymore. She turned to Sally and asked, “Should we go up and take a look?”

Sally was a little worried. “I just left her place.”

“You’re disappointed? Don’t worry!” Eileen pressed the button for the twentieth floor. “I’m not worried. Why should you be?”

She then said, “Her kids are so cute though, and they look so lovable! We’re visiting the children then, alright?”

“Eileen, her daughter’s not doing well.”

“What? She looks fine though,” Eileen said curiously.

Once they reached the twentieth floor, Eileen walked out and Sally explained, “There’s something wrong with her daughter’s blood. She wouldn’t stop bleeding even from just a small wound. It’s quite dangerous.”

“What?” Eileen was stunned. “Is it treatable?”

“It’s almost impossible,” Sally said with a frown. “We’ll have to see if there’s any unusual treatment for it.”

Eileen then said, “What kind of unusual treatment?”

Sally nodded. “Those researchers who are like my brother… They might come up with some strange treatment. But they won’t be able to come up with something so soon, and they’re all very risky.”