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

Chapter 428 Who Is Your Real Daughter

Cassandra’s eyes were filled with arrogance as she added, “After all, my stepmother is your biological mother.”

Upon hearing this, Cecilia responded immediately. “If you aspire to be Nicholas‘ wife, it’s only natural that you should address me as your sister–in–law.”

In an instant, Cassandra was rendered speechless.

For reasons she couldn’t quite pinpoint, ever since she saw Nicholas sending Cecilia off the previous night, her womanly instincts had developed a strong dislike for Cecilia.

“Since I haven’t married into the Rainsworth family yet, I think I’ll treat you like my younger sister for now.”

After finishing her sentence, Cassandra stepped forward. “So, dear sister, I hate to impose, but I need you to accompany me today to buy the necessary items for the engagement.”

If it wasn’t for Nicholas, Cecilia would not have bothered with her at all.

“All right, give me ten minutes.”

and get

With that, Cecilia left Cassandra alone in the living room, heading off to freshen up and ready.

the Rainsworth. family, the most prominent family in Tudela, their prestige was reflected in the understated

place where Nicholas lived was much more

pang of resentment. Why should Nathaniel, who was blind, still have the privilege of living in

getting ready, Cecilia informed Nathaniel of her plan before

arrived at the entrance of the old mansion, they saw an extended Lincoln

get in, she noticed a familiar figure

at Cecilia. “Hey

Cassandra’s

is she to be considered your sister, Cassandra? Hurry and get int the car; it’s

then turned back to give Cecilia a smug

car. We still have things to pick

the two

atmosphere within the car

pigeon egg–sized ring on her middle finger. She couldn’t help but praise, “Did Nicholas buy this for you? It’s really

that if we were to have an engagement party, it

she turned to Cecilia and asked, “Cecilia, what

engaged to Nathaniel, it was his secretary who bought the engagement ring, which was

naive, so she had been elated for quite

I was really a