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

Chapter 380 Divorce Again

Upon hearing that, Nathaniel didn’t ask any more questions.

After that exchange, Cecilia returned to her room.

The day after tomorrow was the New Year’s Day celebration. A holiday was approaching. The following day, Nathaniel didn’t have to go to work, and Jonathan didn’t have to attend school.

Cecilia led Nathaniel into a small room. “I need to talk to you about something.”

She was unaware that Jonathan was eavesdropping outside the door.

“What’s the matter?” Nathaniel stood before her, his tall figure blocking most of the light.

“I’ve given it a lot of thought, and I think we should proceed with the divorce first.” Cecilia knew that taking advantage of his amnesia to seek a divorce wasn’t quite right, but she had no choice.

She couldn’t bear the thought of losing her child.

Nathaniel grimaced. For a long time, he remained silent.

person you’ve always loved isn’t me at all, but a beautiful female celebrity. You two were each other’s first love. If you divorce me now, she’ll surely welcome you. That way, once

listened to her ramble

that period, most of his memories had returned. Thus, of

felt that he had

where he

any semblance of emotional connection. In fact, they

didn’t know any of that, and Nathaniel knew he couldn’t admit to having regained most

would surely demand a divorce.

watched the video of their initial divorce proceedings provided by Mason. In order to secure the divorce, Cecilia

Cecilia felt compelled to continue, “If you still have any reservations, what if I promise to give you a monthly child

on Nathaniel’s face changed instantly. A monthly child support of one million a hundred thousand?

idea. “If divorce can make y happy, I will

so considerate. “Shall we head to City Hall to handle our div

to an issue with the

there’s something I forgot to tell you,”

it?” asked

informed me that I was once burdened with a mountain of debt.

believe for a long time. “How much money do you owe Nathaniel knew she wouldn’t easily believe a lie he