Stop It, She’s Remarrying!

Chapter 975

Why didn’t Conrad pin any blame on Fia at all? He was being so protective of her instead.

The security guards from the hospital and Conrad’s bodyguards finally arrived at the scene and forced the reporters to leave.

Fia looked at Felicity calmly and said, “If you’re really worried about your mother, then you have the duty of making sure she learns to be at least respectful to others.”

Felicity shook her head. “My mom doesn’t treat anyone else like that.”

Fia didn’t say another word and simply left with Conrad as she held his arm.

Felicity turned around and looked at the two leaving.

She could suddenly understand her cousin Annie.

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When Peter saw Joy still carrying an irate expression on her face as they approached Conall’s ward, he muttered, “Joy, can you please be more considerate?”

Joy stopped and said angrily, “Conall cares so much about you but you can’t guarantee his safety at all, despite being his brother!”

Finn had no words.

Joy gave him a frosty glare. “You always hide it from me, about him coming here. Every time he comes here, he ends up injured!”

“It’s my fault,” Finn said, as he didn’t want to argue with her. He felt anguish when his own. brother got hurt.

Joy took a deep breath before entering the ward, but all she saw was Conall lying there, staring

at her.

She was getting furious again. But when she remembered Fia’s existence, she didn’t dare to argue with him at this moment.

“Conall, you must get better soon.” She sobbed as she grabbed his hand. “If something were to happen to you, what are we supposed to do?”

Conall looked at her emotionlessly.

“We’ve been married for so many years… And I’ve been giving my all to be your wife and Felicity’s mother. Why must you treat me like this?”

Conall looked at her somewhat strangely. While he was normally quite busy, he was not blind.

While she did nothing too deceitful, all she usually did was shop and have parties with other wives from high society.

She also cared little about Felicity’s education. She left her to study overseas before she was even of age

“I won’t fight with you again, but you must take good care of yourself. Once Felicity gets married and has her children, we’ll take care of our grandchildren together, okay?”

Joy was actually enjoying herself. It was a time that she could speak all she wanted. Compared to when Conall was healthy and busy, she was having an easier time speaking with him now. that he was bedridden She could say whatever she wanted, and he couldn’t complain about her being too talkative. He also couldn’t simply leave after giving her a sour face.

“If you don’t want Felicity to marry into another family, we can have someone marry into our family instead Then, the child can take your last name and be your grandchild! Conall, aren’t you happy just thinking about it?”

Conall had never thought about having someone else marry into the family. That was a once- in-a- lifetime decision for Felicity, and he had never thought about interfering with her decision. All he wanted was for her to be happy.

Felicity frowned when she heard it as she stood by the door.

She had never seen her mom so talkative. She seemed to be especially talkative now that her dad was lying in bed, paralyzed.

“Mom, I have never thought about asking my boyfriend to marry into the family. I’ll respect his opinion!” Felicity said as she walked into the ward.

“You’re only saying that because you don’t know any better, Felicity. You’re the only daughter in our family! Plenty of excellent men will be willing to marry into our family. You’ll only be able to prove your worth in the future once he has married into the family. He wouldn’t dare to lift a finger against you, and you don’t have to worry about managing your relationship. with your mother-in-law,” Joy said in a sanctimonious manner She was also getting upset that Felicity interrupted her in the middle of a conversation like that.