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

Chapter 492 Just Passing By

Vivian stepped out of the car, gathering her courage as she walked toward Nathaniel.

“Mr. Rainsworth.”

Nathaniel stood still, getting straight to the point. “What’s the matter?”

On the way there, Vivian had already prepared her speech and immediately said, “Ceci is a kind. and innocent girl. The reason she’s been somewhat nice to you these past few months is because you lost your memory and went blind, not because of some nonsensical love. Please don’t misunderstand.”

Nathaniel furrowed his brows. “So, what’s your point?”

“Could you please leave Ceci alone and stop pestering her?” Vivian clenched her fists, trying to seem more assertive.

Nathaniel responded calmly, “And what if I don’t?”

It had not been easy for him to convince Cecilia to start over, how could he possibly give up so casily?

Vivian was taken aback, not expecting that even after losing his memory, Nathaniel was still as difficult to deal with, his words sounding harsh..

time, are you? If you think you can just mooch

particularly adept at hurling insults. After managing to string together a lengthy tirade, her face turned beet red from the

been quick to anger. But now, he was not.

concerns you have, I’ll take care of them. I’ve never been one to live off others.” “How are you going to manage

expecting Cecilia and Vivian

he were to explain now that he was wealthy, Vivian would expose his act

it would be the same as confessing that he was living off someone

excuse now? I’m not Ceci, you can’t deceive me. You should leave sooner rather than later. Pay back the money you owe yourself, or have your mother do

started a new business privately. It will

day, money would become a barrier between him and

some fly–by–night operation, is it?” Vivian was always frank and outspoken,

handsome, sharp eyebrows

you

was about to say something else, but when Cecilia saw that Nathaniel had been out for a while and hadn’t returned, she stepped in. “Vivian, didn’t you say

Vivian saw Cecilia, she felt like a child who

to buy some stuff,