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

Chapter 335

Chapter 335 Set Her Free

Nathaniel stood by the door, listening to the conversation outside. His expression remained unchanged, but his ears were flushed red.

“They’re asking you,” said Nathaniel to his bodyguards.

The bodyguards shook their heads immediately.

The aunties soon started introducing potential girlfriends to them.

Martha lived in a remote area of Sparaville. The people here had heard that Cecilia was originally Nathaniel’s wife. However, something happened later on and she was rumored to have passed away.

They only realized that it was a misunderstanding later on.

They didn’t look for Martha due to an incident five years ago. Nathaniel, along with a group of people, had taken away several neighbors for questioning.

For a moment, everyone thought that Martha had offended someone of great importance. Hence, after returning, they dared not approach Martha.

Back then, when Nathaniel asked them about Cecilia and Martha’s whereabouts, they didn’t dare to raise their heads. Thus, they didn’t recognize Nathaniel.

everyone couldn’t help but steal glances at

after they saw what Nathaniel looked like, their admiration for Cecilia began to surface. She had chosen

commotion, Nathaniel and Martha returned to the

still recalling how Martha had just referred to him as her son–in–law. His ears were

dignified business tycoon would be

her, that woman would have faced

sent someone to hire a

“Okay.”

her temper, Martha didn’t have much energy

that I’ve forgiven you because I helped you just now. After all, you’re still Ceci’s husband. I just can’t stand to see

Forgive me…

crux

employee. While Mason told Nathaniel

had no idea about what he had done to Cecilia in the

including buying the Smith residence and the late Regas‘ belongings.

may I ask you, why do you dislike me so much? What

his question, Martha could no longer keep silent about how he had neglected. Cecilia in

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