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

Chapter 275 Sever Ties

At that moment, Cecilia made up her mind–she had to sever all ties with Nathaniel.

The night brought a fierce storm, blanketing everything in a sudden flurry of snow.

Cecilia found herself securely enveloped in Nathaniel’s arms, her throat dry and parched. “I want some water,” she murmured weakly, devoid of energy.

Nathaniel’s narrow eyes widened slightly as he reached for a bottle of water on the bedside table. The bite marks on his hand were still clearly visible, along with the marks on his shoulders and his cracked lips.

He handed the bottle to Cecilia, who took a few sips, feeling slightly better. However, a wave of nausea rose in her stomach, making her feel particularly sick.

“Ugh!” She couldn’t bear it any longer. She pried away Nathaniel’s hand and bent over the edge of

the bed, dry heavin

Nathaniel rose up and reached out to pat her back. “What’s wrong?” he asked.

Cecilia abruptly pulled away from his grasp. “Don’t touch me!”

Nathaniel’s hand froze mid–air.

around and looked at him coldly.

face firmly. “I’m giving you an hour to get ready. In

to keep indulging her antics. Releasing her, Nathaniel rose

room.

away. Last night, she had realized that Nathaniel’s relentless pursuit was because they

a call to Vivian. “Vivian, are

hour later, Cecilia stood by the door her suitcase packed and ready. When Nathaniel emerged, his bodyguard followed closely

away, but to his surprise, she was patiently waiting at the door. Dressed in a suit and leather shoes, Nathaniel approached her.

replied, her

suitcase and followed the pair as they boarded the vehicle, heading toward

know was that someone had been covertly observing them the entire

was four o’clock in the afternoon. Cecilia, clad in a down jacket, stepped out of the airport. A flurry of white snow fell, blanketing everything

Nathaniel was about to pull her into his arms, a

saw

the first time Vivian had seen Nathaniel in person. Until then, she had only seen him on television or in newspapers. The man stood tall, with strikingly handsome features. Surrounded by bodyguards, he