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

Chapter 116 Stella Is At The Preschool

“Stella came to pick up the Rainsworth family’s kid, but things didn’t go well for her. It was quite pitiful!”

“Indeed, it’s not easy to break into high society, not even for a celebrity. You even have to please your boyfriend’s nephew…”

“Goodness, isn’t it nice to be an independent woman? Isn’t the money from being a celebrity enough? Why the need to latch onto a wealthy family?”

“People are never truly satisfied…”

Everyone was engaged in a lively exchange of words. Only then did Vivian roughly understand that Stella had actually come to this place.

She ventured into the crowd, standing on her tiptoes, and caught sight of Stella. She looked like a drenched rat, being escorted by a few bodyguards into a minivan before driving off.

Vivian couldn’t help but burst into laughter. “Even Stella has her comeuppance. She had it coming!”

Once Stella left, the crowd that had been watching the drama slowly started to dissipate. Vivian was still wondering where Jonathan was when she heard a shout, “Aunt Vivian.”

who was bare–chested and grinning at her, somewhat puzzled. She quickly approached him. “Didn’t the driver come

him to

“Why?”

just now, didn’t you?

was bewildered. “You drenched her with

somewhat fearful. She had just been released, and now, was her nephew going to trouble again? Stella was, after all,

smug expression. “It’s not just

identify the other two accomplices, Jonathan had already stepped out

a look outside. The driver was waving at him. He had already forgotten what he just said. “Aunt Vivian, I’m

it much thought and led Jonathan toward the car. Upon seeing them get in, Cecilia

showed only confusion. “Ms.

are we? Go ahead and keep up the

was also at the preschool just now. I was standing too far away to see clearly, but she was completely drenched,

she come here?” Cecilia

“Oh, Ms. Kennedy, is that what you were referring to?” He explained, “Here’s what happened. She came to pick up one of our students. At that time, we were cleaning. She was wearing