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

Chapter 181 Switch Them Back

Sean still held hope for Stella, until Calvin’s men brought him to the address that was supposed to deceive Stella.

Upon seeing a group of policemen concealed within the bushes, Sean, seated inside the black sedan, couldn’t believe his eyes.

“See? That woman never intended to save you. More than that, she has been using you all along.” the bodyguard assigned to guard Sean said.

Sean shook his head. “I don’t believe it. Her phone might have been tapped!”

The bodyguard didn’t expect Sean to be unwilling to accept the truth even now.

The task given by Calvin was to have Sean see Stella’s true colors. Since he hadn’t done so yet, they could take their time. They had plenty of it.

The bodyguard drove away from this place, leaving those who came to capture Sean empty- handed.

Stella had thought that Sean would get caught. Surprisingly, he managed to escape once again.

She couldn’t help but worry, unsure of what to do at that moment.

At Daltonia Villa, after being discharged from the hospital, Cecilia received a phone call from Vivian.

The first thing she heard was Jonathan’s concerned voice. “Mommy, have you been doing all right lately?”

Cecilia had explicitly advised Calvin against mentioning the car accident to Vivian and Jonathan.

unaware that she had been involved in a

replied gently. “How are you at school? Did you behave yourself? Did you cause any

a three–year–old kid

on Vivian, who remained engrossed in her legal documents.

reality, I’m the one

to say, Ms. Kennedy… is

noticed his gaze. Clutching a beginner’s law book, she gave him a

Yeah, she’s stupid.

for a while, Cecilia asked him to hand the phone everto

approached Vivian, reluctantly handing her the

to talk to

“Okay.”

hand, took the call with

doing well. You wouldn’t believe it, but he’s got the whole preschool listening to him… Vivian then recounts the recent happenings

Cecilia listened quienly

a little guilty than she couldn’t always be there for her two

conversation, time seemed to fly by. Vivian was making plans. Once the lawsuit was over, they would embark on an impromptu

she knew it would

her to drink milk and take vitamins, among

a warmth in

the afternoon. There was