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

Chapter 133 Name Your Price

Nathaniel felt as if a lump of cotton was lodged in his throat.

He had never cared about money and projects.

He simply detested being deceived!

Whether it was in the business world or elsewhere, it was the first and only time he had been deceived and toyed with in public!

Seeing that he didn’t respond, Cecilia was unsure of how to untangle the knots in his heart either.

“Other than this, I really don’t know how else to help you let go of the past.”

Upon noticing her finally falling silent, Nathaniel turned his head toward her small figure seated in the chair.

“The agreement between the Smith and Rainsworth families has been in place for at least eight years. During these eight years, both the projects and the finances have undergone changes. How are you going to pay me back?”

“Name your price. No matter what it takes, I’ll pay you back,” Cecilia promptly added.

Nathaniel’s eyes, deep and profound, shimmered subtly. “All right then. Once you’ve paid your dues, I’ll let you go.”

Since he was asked to set the price, he would make sure that the debt could never be fully repaid!

let out a

with Nathaniel was tied to two things – their children

money back to Nathaniel so that she wouldn’t

car

returned to the villa, Cecilia felt waves of nausea, resulting in a bout

lingered outside and questioned the bodyguard

permission

and said, “I’m

hangover remedies

“Yes.”

The bodyguard left immediately.

emerged once more, she had already freshened up,

at her in

had placed the hangover

it before you sleep,” Nathaniel

right, thank you.” Cecilia sat down, picked up the remedy and drank it

she took

lessened considerably, she sat up straight and asked Nathaniel

seemed like the effects of the alcohol hadn’t

his deep, dark eyes. After taking a sip of water, he said, “I can no longer recall how much dowry your father promised me initially. You can start by returning the betrothal gifts I gave to your family. The total sum of those gifts should at least amount to four to five billion. Given the inflation, the value of that money has

or five billion, that