Stop It, She’s Remarrying (Fia and Conrad) novel Chapter 830

Chapter 830 

Conrad was stunned. There was a moment when he selfishly thought to himself to forget about the treatment. He only wanted her to stay by his side. 

He would give her everything that she needed. He would protect her. 

Once their children were born, they would watch their children grow up together. 

They would never be separated ever again. 

“Mr. Maxwell?” Marcus realized that something was wrong with Conrad. 

“Treat her!” Conrad dispelled the evil thoughts in his mind. “No matter what happens, her health is much more important.” 

Marcus nodded. “The treatment of mental illnesses requires the support of the patient’s 

closest friends and family. If you won’t support her, not only would it be bad for her condition, but it would worsen it too. If there are any problems between you two, accommodate her. Don’t start a fight with her.” 

Conrad nodded. “Sure.” 

“Well, this is where we should end for now. Once I’ve understood everything there is to know, I’ll think of treatment.” Marcus sat into his chair lazily. 

Once Conrad left his study, Marcus called Jason’s number. 

Once the call went through, he explained everything in the simplest way possible. “I’m the psychologist that Conrad Maxwell has hired. My name is Marcus White.” 

Jason was stunned for a moment. “Excuse me?” 

“As the person that Mrs. Maxwell can’t forget, I would like your cooperation. If you’re free, could you come to my place for a session?” A smile appeared on Marcus’s pale face. He was much warmer when speaking with Conrad and Fia. 

“Sure. When are you free?” 

“Before bedtime, preferably. I’m free before then. If it’s convenient for you, maybe you can treat me to a meal too?” 

“Sure,” Jason said. “I’ll send you an address once I’ve made the booking.” 

After he hung up, Jason decided to not join an important meeting that he was supposed to attend. He then left the company. 

Half an hour later, he saw Marcus who was sitting in the private room he booked. He appeared to have arrived just a few minutes earlier. 

“Mr. Evans?” 

“That’s right.” Jason extended his hand. 

Marcus waved instead. “Forget about the pleasantries. It’s too much for a person like me. Let’s order something.” 

“Sure.” Jason rang the bell to call for the waiter. After asking Marcus for his preferences, he 

ordered several dishes to their liking. 

It was a very balanced meal, with meat and vegetables. 

“Mr. White, you…” 

“We can talk about it after the meal.” Marcus was starving. 

Jason frowned. The meal wasn’t even ready yet. What was there to talk about? 

Marcus took out a hamburger from his pocket and ate in front of him. 

Jason was speechless. Was he really reliable? 

Once Marcus finished his hamburger, the first dish was served. 

He started digging in without giving even a signal. 

“Please continue, Mr. White. I need to make a call.” 

“Sure.” Marcus didn’t even give Jason a glance and simply continued to eat.