Stop It, She’s Remarrying (Fia and Conrad) novel Chapter 1040

Esme looked at Conrad. “Why are you looking at me like that? It’s not like I didn’t give you any chances. You abandoned me, betrayed me, forcing me to work with others against you.”

Slap! Conrad hit her across the cheek.

He said in disdain, “I’ve never loved you, so don’t talk to me about me ever abandoning or betraying you!”

Esme froze. “That can’t be true. We’re…”

“Esme, you’re just a stain in my personal history!” Conrad looked at her with scorn. “Fia’s the one that taught me what true love is! You have never been my love!”

Esme couldn’t accept it, shaking her head and mumbling, “That’s impossible. You just don’t want to admit it. You’re simply holding a grudge over me going overseas all those years ago.”

“Tiger, shut her mouth!” If he kept listening to her ramblings, he was worried that he might lose control and kill her!

Tiger said nothing and stuffed a piece of rag into her mouth.

As her hands were tied and she couldn’t spit out the rag, all she could do was make some noise.

When Conrad returned to his study, Tiger moved his laptop to him.

“Sir, look. This is the email that person sent.”

He opened it and it became an anonymous email. They couldn’t trace the IP address.

Conrad looked at Fia in the photo. She was looking at the camera numbly with a pale face, like a soulless animatronic.

Tiger carefully glanced at him and whispered, “Kent is much better than our men when it comes to computers. I’ve already asked Silas to get him here to help us.”

“It’s useless,” Conrad said. “He’s more skilled than Kent.”

Tiger looked at his boss in shock.

Conrad said, “He’s a hacker, top 5 globally.”

And then, he stopped. “He might be from the Hellish Training Camp as well.”

“Sir, should we capture Peter Hall and interrogate him?”

Conrad let out a bitter smile. “If any of you were captured, would you betray me?”

Tiger shook his head.

All three leaders of the Hellish Training Camp were served by their own squad of devotees. They were known for their loyalty and would never betray their respective masters.

As for those who were not devotees, they wouldn’t be able to threaten their masters even when captured. Because they didn’t know their masters’ background at all.

“What should we do now?” Tiger asked.

Conrad said, “We’ll wait for them to make their next move.”

He bit his teeth. He had never wanted to compete with the other two.

But they had provoked him multiple times. And now, they even targeted the person he cared about the most. So, they deserved what was coming for them!