Chapter 941
"I'm not your secretary now." Fiona withdrew her thoughts and patted Darwin on the back. "So, Mr. Solomon, get used to it from now on!"
Darwin had no choice but to agree.
After being observed for two days in the ward, Thalassa was sent to the postnatal care center.
As for where to do postnatal care, Scarlet had no hesitation at all. No matter how well-prepared the home was, could it be as professional as the postnatal care center?
She chose the best postnatal care center in North Alabama for Thalassa.
Everything was top-notch, and Scarlet even hired a very skilled postpartum recovery therapist from overseas.
Stella walked around. She was extremely satisfied.
Seeing this, Scarlet said, "Stella, you love this, right? When you have a baby in the future, come to North Alabama, and I'll arrange everything for you!"
"Mrs. Walker, it's so kind of you!" Stella talked as if they were good friends.
Stella and Scarlet got along very well.
After settling Thalassa down, Fiona was ready to go back overnight.
Stella only found out that Fiona was leaving just before she was about to leave.
"What's wrong?" Fiona got out of the car and asked in confusion.
Stella calmed down a bit and then asked seriously, "Are you going back to deal with Wyatt's affairs?"
Fiona didn't hide it. She nodded. "It seems like you already know what's going on."
Stella frowned. "Well... It's all my fault."
"Your fault? What do you mean?" Fiona asked in confusion.
Stella told Fiona about what she said to Wyatt when he was unconscious. "I just wanted to wake him up. I didn't expect him actually to listen and do it! Fiona, you know me. I have no intention of harming anyone; the past is in the past; now I am clean, and I don't want to blame anyone..."
Living in this world was already difficult.
She already had a good husband and future; she didn't want to be entangled with people and things from the past.
"I understand." Fiona sensed Stella's guilt.
Every time a problem came up, Stella couldn't help but blame herself for it. She couldn't change this habit.
"In all of this, if there must be a victim, it's only you." Fiona pinched her arm. "Don't think too much. I will talk Wyatt out of this."
"Actually..." Stella lowered her eyelids and shrugged. "Oliver contacted me, but I really... I really don't want to have any involvement with the past anymore, I..."
"I understand." Fiona's tone was gentle. "Actually, Oliver isn't worth your help. The reason I'm dealing with this is also to prevent Wyatt from getting deeper into trouble. After all, he has saved my son and daughter before."
"Yeah!" Stella squeezed Fiona's hand. "I'll leave it to you!"
"Yeah." Fiona comforted Stella a few more times.
Then she set off for Bay City.
It was Darwin's driver who was driving.
Abigail had not been found, so Fiona was always worried. As a result, she only took Christopher with her.
On the way back, Oliver called again.
Learning that Fiona was already on her way back to Bay City, Oliver visibly sighed in relief.
"Then tomorrow morning, Fiona, you'll ask Wyatt out. We'll talk face-to-face, okay?" Oliver said.
Fiona said, "Don't worry. I'll do as I see fit. Don't think that just because I'm back to deal with this, Wyatt will definitely back down. I've asked his assistant, and Kieran said that Wyatt had completely changed after he recovered from the serious illness."
Oliver thought to himself, 'How can I not know that Wyatt has completely become a madman?'
But Oliver had no choice.
Several bars under his name had been inspected and were closed.
At first, Oliver didn't believe that Wyatt would vent his anger on him. After all, they had grown up together since childhood. They used to be really close.
Even if Oliver had treated Stella poorly before, how could Wyatt drive his friend to a corner for a woman?
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