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

Chapter 581 We Have The Results.

Niel’s expression changed the moment he heard those words.

He looked at Cecilia and demanded, “Is this true?”

Cecilia met the stern gaze of the old man, not showing a hint of fear.

“So, does Eli not being a direct descendant of the Rainsworth family mean he can’t receive fair treatment?”

Miranda scoffed coldly, “He’s but a b*stard, yet you think he’s fit to compare with our Felix?”

The term “b*stard” completely infuriated Cecilia.

She looked at Miranda with a cold gaze.

Upon seeing that, Miranda thought of the kick she had received earlier. Immediately, she took a step back.

“Why are you glaring at me? Did I say something wrong? If anything happens to Felix, I’ll hold you and your son responsible!”

Cecilia clenched her fists tightly.

At that moment, a deep voice rang out. “And what if it’s my son who’s in serious condition?”

to see Nathaniel rushing over with a group

carrying him to them. The overwhelming

noticed Nathaniel approaching, his face turned

has already told me. Eli is not

his tattling, Adrian felt a

even after hearing that, his

wouldn’t I know if Eli is

of documents, repeating to Nathaniel

days aren’t aligning right. You’ve been deceived by Cecilia,” Adrian piped

in his direction, and Adrian

so she continued to stir up trouble. “Nathaniel, Cecilia kicked me earlier. You

Nathaniel’s brow furrowed slightly.

but then he said. “My wife is pregnant, and she disregarded the

was so exasperated that she didn’t know what to

then asked Cecilia “Darling, are you all right?

at the slightly nervous Adrian and Miranda

just pretending” Miranda immediately

womb. If anything happens to her, the two of

didn’t dare to offend Nathaniel, so they had

Cecilia was carrying twins. Niel couldn’t bring himself to reprimand her. However, the fact that Elliot, who was not

right and wrong. Eli is clearly not your son, nor is he part of the Rainsworth family. Felix, on the other hand, is your nephew. You need to weigh their respective importance and know where