Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 745
His mind was echoing the words the doctor said. [When you’re pregnant, the hormones in your body will spike and that will
stimulate the growth of your breast, which will cause nodules to become worse.]
After drinking the third cup of icy water, the heat in his heart lowered. He took out his phone to search for news regarding
nodules at the breast.
He saw that some doctors said that most nodules were benign and would not turn malignant. His suspended heart felt a little at
ease as he continued to search. He found that pregnancy would cause the pregnant wife to have a bad temper and even some
examples of benign nodules becoming malignant, and instantly his heart fell to the pits of the valley.
He slammed his phone on the counter hard and his good-looking amber eyes turned gloomy. His heart kept swaying with
uncertainty, whether to choose the child or Fia’s health.
The pills earlier and other medicine that could help with the nodule could not be eaten! And pregnancy would worsen the nodule!
Why did the heavens have to treat Fia like this!
Why couldn’t all the troubles fall on him instead!
“Mr. Maxwell, what’s wrong?” Mrs. Whitley walked into the pantry and was shocked by Conrad’s terrifying expression.
Conrad shut his eyes tight. “Nothing.”
Mrs. Whitley hesitated for a moment and advised softly, “You are the closest person to Mrs. Maxwell. If she throws a tantrum, just
endure it. Think about it, she doesn’t throw tantrums with other people outside and only at you, which shows your importance in
her heart!”
Conrad opened his eyes. “Is that so?”
“Yes! It shows how she relies on you and trusts you. She knows that you would not be calculative toward her and so she reveals
her disobedient side to you.”
Mrs. Whitley said a bunch and made Conrad’s mood quite a bit better.
“Alright, I will love her.” He brought a cup of warm water to the living room.

Fia looked at him. “You went to drink water for a long time. You wouldn’t be secretly drinking alcohol behind my back, would
you?”
“I didn’t. If you don’t believe me, you can ask Mrs. Whitley.” Conrad’s expression was gentle as he passed the cup of water to
her. “Drinking some warm water would be good for the body.”
Fia, who was originally not thirsty, thought that water was an extremely useful auxiliary medicine and obediently drank a cup.
With a serious expression. “Let’s talk about the child alright?”
Conrad took the cup from her hand and placed it aside.
“Alright.”
Fia stared at him and said seriously, “Don’t think that for the sake of my health and...’
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She hesitated. “I don’t want to say the remaining half of the sentence. It would be ominous. However, my attitude is clearly laid
out.”
Conrad raised his head and asked equally seriously, “What if it aggravates your sickness? Won’t you regret it?”
“I won’t!” She revealed a smile. “I will control my temper and not simply throw tantrums. For the child and also for myself.”
Conrad raised his right hand to massage the center of his brows. “Fia, actually I think we can treat your illness first. In the
future...”
“Let’s not talk about this ominous stuff, alright?” Fia moved over and gave him a hug.
“In the past you weren’t someone who would think about negative things. Why do you like to keep thinking of the negative
possibilities whenever something happens now?”
She found it quite hard to understand.
Conrad also noticed this. His arms circled her waist and he said faintly, “Because in the past, there was no care and no fear. Now
that I have you, a lot of matters will affect you and I can’t help but be careful.”

Fia smiled sweetly and hugged him tighter.
“Then, when we have children, you would have even more things to care about, right? Conrad, I am already starting to imagine
you becoming gentler and more like a human.”
Conrad was a little surprised. “Huh? What do you mean?” Was he not like a human in the past? Was he a ghost?
“Because last time, you were always cold, like a deity from the heavens, high and mighty, not easily approached. Now you are
becoming more like an ordinary person, and that makes me feel very grounded.”
Because she would feel small whenever she looked at him high and up above since young. Now, he was changing bit by bit,
becoming more and more like an ordinary person. The person he was now made her feel like the gap between them was
shrinking.
“If I was more outstanding that would be even better!” Fia hugged Conrad tightly and said sincerely.
Conrad’s gaze was gentle. “You are already very outstanding. I’m afraid that if you are even more outstanding, I would be unable
to keep you.”