Stop It, She’s Remarrying (Fia and Conrad) novel Chapter 408

Chapter 408 

Just as Victor wanted to kick Lyn away, Eileen used all the strength that she had left to get off him and push him away. 

Her face was pale and her eyes were full of disdain and coldness. 

“Boss, please be careful.” 

She held Lyn’s hand and said, “Help me.” 

Victor looked at how she was carefully walking away while bending over and remembered how 

painful it was for her every time she experienced it. She would cry, sleep on the bed, refuse to 

move, and would only feel better after eating some pills and sleeping for half a day. 

But this time, she refused to lower her head even when she was in so much pain. 

“Eileen!” 

Eileen was stunned, but she didn’t turn around and look at him. 

Lyn held her hand and whispered, “Eileen, you can’t continue with this anymore.” 

“I know.” Eileen forced a smile and continued walking on. 

Victor hated women who were strong like that. He let out a grunt and turned around, heading back to his office. 

He was getting married tomorrow, so he wanted to accompany her today. 

But she didn’t know how to value him, and so he didn’t want to put himself up there as well! 

Eileen was in so much pain that she knelt when she got into the van. 

“Eileen!” Lyn cried out with red eyes. “To the hospital.” 

“Forget about the hospital. Send me to Fia’s place,” Eileen said with a pale face as she held Lyn’s 

hand. 

“Why are you going to Fia’s place, Eileen? She can’t take care of you with her condition!” 

“I miss her.” Victor’s wedding was tomorrow, and everything would start then. She wouldn’t be able to see Fia for a very long time.. 

“But your body…” 

“Call Fia. She’ll arrange a doctor.” 

Fia had set a unique ringtone for Eileen. When she heard the ringing, she quickly called for Mrs. Whitley. 

Mrs. Whitley ran over, helped her answer the phone, and put it in her hand. 

“Eileen?” 

“It’s me, Lyn! Eileen has dysmenorrhea again, but she wants to see you. Can you have a doctor stand by?” 

“Sure!” Fia hung up and had Mrs. Whitley call Conrad to arrange for a doctor. When Lyn and the driver helped Eileen in, Sally walked in wearing her white coat. 

“What happened, Fia?” 

“Not me. It’s Eileen.” 

Fia couldn’t see anyone. She was speaking worriedly, and she kept on turning left and right, hoping to see how Eileen was right now. 

Sally patted Fia’s shoulder and said, “Don’t worry. I’ll take care of it.” 

“Sure!” Fia sat up straight and tried her best to listen.