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

Chapter 215 I Will Leave

Lily’s mocking tone snapped Cecilia back to reality. Her gaze drifted toward Lily.

Lily was dressed in a classic business suit, cleverly revealing a hint of her cleavage. Her oval face was framed by slightly furrowed brows, and her gaze was filled with unmistakable jealousy.

In the past, Cecilia had seen her a few times.

Despite being a butler’s daughter, she carried herself as if she were the prominent young lady of the Rainsworth family.

Upon noticing Cecilia’s lack of response, Lily assumed she wasn’t wearing her hearing aid. She nudged the pile of dirty clothes on the floor aside with her foot while continuing to hurl insults at Cecilia. “How shameless. She’s just a cripple, yet she’s resorting to these seductive tactics. She used to feign innocence, but what on earth is she wearing now?”

Lily gazed at the luxurious, high–end clothes scattered on the floor. With Cecilia watching, she fiercely stomped on them.

She was confident that Cecilia wouldn’t dare to retaliate.

That was because things had always been like that. Once she dismissed everyone else, she could bully Cecilia.

She had no idea Cecilia was no longer the same as before, willing to endure anything for Nathaniel.

Cecilia draped a coat over her shoulders and got out of bed, gradually making her way toward Lily.

aid in the latter’s ear, and couldn’t help but scoff. “Ah, so you can

raised her hand and delivered a loud slap across Lily’s

and throbbing sensation in her cheeks.

hand ached a little from the exertion. “That’s right. I hit you. What are you going to

strike back. With her quick reflexes, Cecilia caught Lily’s wrist and harshly slapped Lily’s cheek

a pushover who was bullied by everyone, would

hit for the second time,

she stood up.

just the Rainsworth family’s housekeeper, yet you consider yourself the lady of the

her eyes rimmed with red. “Even as a mere housekeeper, I managed to drive. you away once. You haven’t forgotten what happened on New Year’s Eve that year, have

decades, and Lily had grown up in Rainsworth Manor since childhood. Hence,

front of

course, Cecilia

year after their marriage, she was driven out of Rainsworth Manor by Lily’s mere few tears on New Year’s Eve. She

distinguished background and support from her maternal family and was disabled, could not

Rainsworth. I’m leaving right now.” After calmly finishing her words, Cecilia changed

held her back straight as she walked out of the room, not showing a hint of hesitation or

figure, the surprise in her