When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 69 Where Are You Taking Me

Unexpectedly, Jonathan was standing there, looking at him with a calm expression.

Felix didn’t beat around the hush; he cut straight to the chase. “I don’t like you. After you go home today, tell your parents to arrange for you to drop out of school.”

Upon hearing these words, Jonathan maintained a calm demeanor. He walked over to the sink and meticulously washed his hands.

“Why should I?”

“Simply because I am the future heir of Rainsworth Group and Orion Corporation!” Felix declared with a face full of pride.

In Tudela, there wasn’t a soul who didn’t know about Orion Corporation.

“If you offend me, not only will you suffer, but so will your parents. This entire school is funded by Orion Corporation. Since I’m telling you to leave, then you have no choice but to

go.

Jonathan’s eyebrows arched slightly.

How had he failed to discover that his good–for–nothing father was planning to hand over the company to someone else?

“Oh.”

Felix thought he had agreed and was feeling quite pleased with himself.

However, he then heard Jonathan saying, “I’m not leaving.”

Felix was instantly infuriated.

he lifted

to him before he swiftly intercepted

specifically so he could mother and younger brother when he grew

protect his

minutes later, Felix’s pleas for mercy filled the

still want

N–No…”

you tattle on

“No…”

face had taken on a pleasingly rounded appearance

again. “Remember, if you decide to tattle, I’ll hit you

Felix remained silent.

as humiliating as getting beaten

he

taken a phone call and left early due

been a while since I last took a

was the middle of summer, the weather shifted rapidly, and before long, the sky had. turned

and roared with thunder, giving way to a

of a house as a Bentley slowly came to a

rolled down, revealing the

in.” Nathaniel sat in the driver’s seat, his thin lips barely parting to

moment of hesitation, Cecilia opened the back

a chauffeur.

door just wouldn’t open, Cecilia had no

Cecilia turned her head