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

Chapter 340 Mistaken For Elliot

Cecilia rubbed her aching neck, then stepped outside.

Magnus was in so much pain, he couldn’t even get up. “Cecilia, how dare you have people attack me?” he questioned. “Do you even know who I am now?”

Cecilia looked toward Sven.

Without any hesitation, Sven delivered another kick straight toward his chest.

“Drop the charges!” Sven commanded in an icy voice.

Magnus struggled to pry his legs away, but it was a futile attempt. In a state of panic, he pleaded, “All right, all right, I’ll drop the charges. I’ll drop them.”

Sven still hadn’t moved his foot.

The servants around, witnessing their young master being restrained under Sven’s feet, dared not step forward to help.

Magnus felt as if his entire body was engulfed in pain, his eyes filling with tears he struggled to hold back.

“Cecilia, I messed up! Cecilia, please make him stop. I might not survive this.”

Magnus only addressed her as Cecilia when he was thoroughly beaten.

her childhood, recalling how Magnus used to hit

younger and couldn’t overpower her, she

each beating, Magnus would cry and plead, “Cecilia, I

come to Magnus‘ aid, hurling whatever was within

hurled a vase at Cecilia’s head, leaving her face covered in blood. It felt as if the

found herself constantly battered and too fearful to fight

moment to collect her thoughts

“Okay.”

inside the mansion, oblivious to the fact that a Maybach was parked under the large tree

and discovered that

assess the situation. According to the bodyguard’s report, Magnus had choked Cecilia

silence, not uttering

“Magnus is really something else. If it weren’t for Mrs. Rainsworth, who knows how badly

years ago, Magnus and Paula had plotted to sell Cecilia to a man in his late seventies. However, Cecilia refused to comply. Fearing retaliation from the

old man to protect

“Tell me,” Nathaniel said.

others, no matter how they were recounted

pieces just wouldn’t come together in

he suddenly spotted a small figure at the

had mistaken Jonathan for