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

Chapter 257 Bring Her Over For Dinner

It was Elena on the phone, her voice seething with anger. “I really didn’t expect Stella to behave so disgracefully. She’s even worse than Cecilia. At least Cecilia was with our family for three years without any incidents.”

For three years, Cecilia, apart from looking after members of the Rainsworth family, she spent most of her time alone at home, hardly knowing any men.

Nathaniel listened to his mother’s complaints from the other end of the line. After a long pause, he finally said, “Mom. I just found out that the person who saved you back then wasn’t Stella.”

Elena was taken aback.

“Who was it then?”

“Cecilia.”

Nathaniel shared with her all the information he had uncovered from his investigation.

At Rainsworth Manor, Elena wore a complex expression.

“Why didn’t Cecilia mention something so significant?”

“Perhaps she didn’t think much of it, not realizing from the start that Stella had taken credit for her actions.”

Elena fell silent.

table, and thoughts of her past actions toward Cecilia filled

her home for dinner tomorrow,”

“She’s gone.”

answer, it took all his strength to utter

Where to?”

hanging up.” Nathaniel didn’t

His gaze fell upon the

to tell him about his younger brother, Nicholas. However, she felt that the discussion

night, Nathaniel didn’t go to the office the following morning. Instead, he spent his time searching for

reported that he had returned

attentively to the

few days, he seemed calm on the surface, but only he knew the

run off once again. This time, it happened right under my

meaning of the letter she had written to him, but

Zachary received the results of the paternity test, and when he saw that they were not related by blood, a

the side, engrossed in his computer. Even though he wasn’t his own son, there was an uncanny familiarity

the results would be announced that

for disturbing

a sip of the milk that Zachary had just poured

at him leisurely. “Why do I feel like you’re increasingly

turned away