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

Chapter 177 Do Not Leave Me Alone

Sean came to his senses.

He threw a punch at the glass.

Startled, Cecilia recoiled a bit, then feigned composure. “If you don’t believe me, call her and tell her I’m already dead.”

Without a second thought, Sean picked up his phone and dialed Stella’s number.

He couldn’t get through at all.

Stella had already blocked him.

“It seems she’s afraid of getting involved with you and being suspected. If you help me and the driver out now, I won’t press charges against you. At most, it was a driving error that caused the accident. Since we’re unharmed, you won’t have to face criminal liability.”

Sean’s heart was in turmoil. He was unsure if he should heed Cecilia’s words.

Cecilia was struggling to hold on, her voice growing weaker and weaker.

Suddenly, a cacophony erupted around them. Sean saw something and took off running immediately.

Cecilia’s vision was growing increasingly blurry, but she could vaguely make out a tall figure approaching her.

In the final moments of unconsciousness, she wasn’t able to identify who the man was.

man’s shoulders felt

hospital ward, Nathaniel stood on the balcony, lighting a

drag, he glanced back at Cecilia lying on the hospital bed

back for long, yet she had already visited

moment, his phone rang. It was Mason

the accident was taken away by

slightly. “Okay. There’s no need to keep those bodyguards

ended

gone back to Daltonia Villa, only

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bodyguard who had been diligently following Cecilia, and after

was already drenched in blood. At that moment, he felt as if his own heart was

injuries were merely external, and her fainting was due to

wasn’t severe.

the shattered car window, he was about

car accident. Upon arriving at the hospital, Cecilia was rushed to the emergency room. It was then that he discovered

out

her sickbed, Cecilia experienced a restless sleep, her entire body throbbing

had a dream, in which she saw her father who had passed away

gently patted her shoulder, saying, “Poor Ceci, you