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Stop It, She’s Remarrying (Fia and Conrad) novel Chapter 938

Lowering her gaze, Fia paused for a moment before saying, “Then we have the same enemy.”

Barbara nodded. “Yes. This is also why I’m here to see you.”

“You’re here to ask me for help, my husband’s help.”

“Yes, I am.”

Fia smirked mockingly. “Don’t you know what kind of relationship my husband has with my cousin?”

Barbara and Britney were surprised to hear this. They did not know how to respond to her question.

“They were each other’s first crush. They will never forget each other. If me and Esme clash, I can’t even be sure if my husband would choose to side with me. Why’d you think he’d help you?” Fia replied with a self-loathing smile.

Barbara looked at Britney before saying to Fia apologetically, “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to upset you. It’s just… I’m out of options now.”

Fia smiled at her. The Thomas sisters could not convince her to help.

Britney, who was quiet all this while, suddenly said, “You’re carrying Conrad Maxwell’s child.”

Fia frowned and looked at Britney warily. “What do you mean?”

“He had married you, slept with you, and allowed you to carry his baby. This means that, at the very least, he has some feelings for you. Don’t you want to wager on that?” Britney said gloomily.

Fia stared at Britney as she recalled Sally describing how innocent and bubbly she was in her youth. After surviving a huge betrayal from her crush, she was now physically and mentally scarred.

Her soul had to have gone through a huge, grim change from this experience.

This reminded Fia of Peter. He was a good person once. He was a good son and brother in the Hall family. Yet, he had morphed into a soulless demon.

Even though the exact experience between these two vary, Peter and Britney were probably mentally scarred beyond repair.

“Britney.” Fia called out to her, referring to her with her real name. “Is your soul still fine?”

Britney’s body trembled upon hearing this.

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