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

Chapter 156 Bury The Hatchet

“I never issued such an order,” Nathaniel stated, his voice cool and detached.

Yet, Nancy refused to leave. When the bodyguard approached, she even clung tighter to the table and chair beside her.

“Mr. Rainsworth, the person who hit me said it was all because I didn’t know my place and offended you. Please, spare me. I don’t wish to meet my end here,” she pleaded.

At this moment, Nancy was crying profoundly, her face marred with wounds. Undoubtedly, even after they healed, scars would remain.

Originally, Nathaniel didn’t want to get involved in such matters, but from what he understood. from Nancy, it seemed that someone was using his name to teach her a lesson.

That was something he simply couldn’t ignore.

He then had the bodyguard let go of Nancy as he said, “Explain this matter to me in detail.”

As the bodyguard released his grip on Nancy, she was kneeling on the ground, trembling uncontrollably..

“It was that day after I saw you, when I got off work and went home. Around two or three in the early morning. I was suddenly yanked out of bed. They berated and struck me, saying how dare someone like me even think of bothering you. Ever since that early morning, the people at the company started arranging for me to entertain clients…”

Tears streamed down Nancy’s face as she continued, “If I didn’t agree, they would hit me…”

Nathaniel was certain that, his subordinates would never dare to make decisions by themselves without his explicit orders.

He then had his bodyguard escort Nancy away from Elite Club. Afterwards, he ordered someone. to investigate who exactly was responsible for this.

Elite Club, it was

hour later, the bodyguard reported

was Ms. Ross who orchestrated the attack on

Stella again…

didn’t pay much attention to what she did. But now, this matter was just

not forgive her if

moment,

his first time seeing Nathaniel this angry

on other women, but rather she was doing so under his

taken aback when she heard that Nathaniel had found out about her involvement in arranging for

thought it wasn’t a

message from the bodyguard, it became clear that she had crossed the line with

figuring out how to explain things to Nathaniel when, to make matters worse, she received a lawyer’s letter from Cecille at her company. The court had already accepted. the plagiarism case against

she no longer knew how to plead her

Zachary would be willing to help me right now…” she

couldn’t help

much easier to handle. He would

was a shame that Zachary seemed like a different person now. No matter

“This can’t go on like this. Isn’t Vivian Ms. Cecille’s lawyer? You

being involved in plagiarism had already spread widely online. Everyone knew

would bring