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

Chapter 337 Stella Arrives

“What is it?” asked Vivian, puzzled.

“My father’s will,” replied Cecilia..

Before his death, Regas was scared that his company would fall into the hands of his useless son, so he discreetly drafted an additional will.

The contents of the will allocated one billion to Cecilia and stated that Cecilia was entitled to inherit all of his remaining assets, including Smith Corporation. Whether she chose to accept this inheritance or not was entirely up to her.

The will had always been in Cecilia’s possession. Yet, she had never once revealed it. If she did, the will that was originally in Paula’s hands would lose its legal validity.

Back then, she had just graduated and had no clue on how to run a company, let alone think about seizing the assets from her mother and brother.

Furthermore, even if she revealed the will, it wouldn’t be acknowledged if she had no one backing her up.

Things were different now. Cecilia was no longer the soft–hearted girl she used to be. If Paula and the others pushed her too hard, she wasn’t afraid to burn all bridges.

Upon hearing the news, Vivian was in disbelief. “So that’s what happened. But now, the Smith Corporation is no more…”

“What if I want to pursue the case?” asked Cecilia..

it. Even if they don’t, they

gently patted Jonathan’s

assets. I just want to scare them a

react faster than her. She

Jonathan dodged away

playfully messing around, the doorbell

any takeout. Who could be ringing

up to check who was at the door. Peering through the peephole, she saw the person standing outside

“Who are you?”

off her

that Cecilia was in Tudela and was temporarily staying

building, Stella spent a long time looking for them while being scared that she would be discovered by

the door and instead returned to the living room

frowned. “Why is she

was exposed a few months ago, Cecilia and Vivian had heard nothing

sure. Let

“Okay.”

“Mommy, is she the woman who used to bully

was puzzled. She had never

“Who told you that?”