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

Chapter 154 What It Truly Means To Be Smart

Inside the café. Cecilia stood up and walked over to Stella.

I’ve

Then, she lowered her voice and gently whispered into the latter’s car, “Didn’t you say changed? So, why do you still think I’d fall for your lies, just like before? I’ll have you know, I was well aware of your underhanded tactics before. I simply chose to ignore them out of disdain! Do me a favor and be a bit smarter next time!”

After hearing what Cecilia had said, Stella’s expression, which usually looked pitiable, turned terribly gloomy.

Cecilia then walked straight out of the cafe. Once outside, she looked toward the spot where Sven had parked his car. But now, the car that was once there was nowhere to be seen.

She couldn’t help but breathe a sigh of relief..

Suddenly, she realized that the current Nathaniel was truly different from the young man she used to adore.

That young man wasn’t one to overthink things. He would treat her well without ever doubting her.

Cecilia sat in the car, lost in thought as she left.

stepped out and hadn’t gotten far when suddenly, a man seized her hand, leading

you so

unshaven, with dark circles under his eyes, clearly indicating that he hadn’t had a good

have to tell you that I’m not going back to Lushtopia with you? If you truly care about me, then go back alone. Don’t stay

Nathaniel? He isn’t truly sincere toward you. If he really loved you,

hearing these words, Stella didn’t

what? At least he can

Sean was taken aback.

“What can you

“L…”

now, you can’t give

arm, “Even though my company has gone under, I can still compose music. I

scoffed dismissively

don’t need your music, you’ve long since lost your talent. Just

he exclaimed. “How could you be so heartless? Could

Stella switched to

for someone who can support and stand by us. Look at what you’ve become now. You weren’t as desolate as you are now when I left. Five years have passed, and while I’ve flourished, you haven’t grown at all. It’s only because of my patience that I still converse with you. Any other woman would have stopped acknowledging you a long time ago. And you