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

Chapter 170 Came Back To Life

What Mason meant was that it was acceptable for Cecilia to throw tantrums for the time being.

However, if this behavior persisted, there would inevitably come a day when Nathaniel would grow tired of it. When that day came, it would be truly impossible for them to stay together.

Cecilia was no fool. She could discern the underlying meaning in his words.

“Mr. Sanders, may I ask if you have a girlfriend? Or are you married?”

Beneath his golden–rimmed glasses, Mason’s eyes glimmered. “I have a fiancée.”

Whenever he thought about his fiancée, he felt somewhat helpless.

Though the two met through a blind date and fell in love, the woman was quite immature, often losing her temper.

Because of his work commitments, he stood her up, leading her to consider calling off the wedding.

She treated marriage as if it were a game.

“She must really like you, right?”

Like Nathaniel, Mason was utterly inconsiderate, treating others with cold indifference.

If his fiancée didn’t like him, she probably wouldn’t have agreed to marry him.

“We’re compatible, but it’s not like we’re in love,” Mason responded.

“I hope you can always maintain this stance in the future.”

that, Cecilia lowered her head to

meant by

picked up his phone. He saw a message from his fiancée that read: Working late again. It’s always the same, Why don’t you marry your company? I don’t

Mason’s temples throbbed intensely.

we go again. Just keep making

doesn’t want to get

not like I can’t

I had known she was so immature, I

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Came Back To

+5 Pearls

and Calvin headed to the conference

private, leaving no one aware of what they discussed or

quite worried

wielded absolute power. Many of his projects had been making

as Calvin emerged,

let’s go grab something

he deeply regretted that he couldn’t spend it

over

with his work. Besides, didn’t he ask you to keep

“Okay.”

quickly packed up her things and

secretaries outside the

Smith? She works in Mr. Rainsworth’s

been