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

Chapter 599 Misunderstood Me

Initially, Cecilia had refused, but under the relentless persuasion of Vivian, she eventually agreed.

In the evening. Vivian came to pick up Cecilia. Seeing the gauze wrapped around her face, she asked with concern, “Cecilia, how’s your face now?”

“Much better now. The doctor mentioned that the bandages could be removed in a few days,” Cecilia replied.

“That’s good, then.”

Whenever Vivian recalled the scene of Cecilia’s face being ruined that day, she couldn’t help but shudder.

“Let’s go.”

“All right.”

Cecilia followed Vivian into the car and asked her how Jonathan had been doing recently.

“Jon seems to fit in everywhere, and Grandpa even took him to the party today,” Vivian said. “You can rest assured this time. With round–the–clock security, nothing will happen to Jon.”

Cecilia nodded and said, “Vivian, didn’t I tell you? Nathaniel has already discovered the identities. of Jon and Eli. I suspect they will soon acknowledge Jon.”

Vivian also took it into consideration, falling silent for a moment afterward.

“I’ll tell Grandpa.”

If George were to suddenly find out,

gathering, they saw from a distance the individuals who frequently appeared in financial

wouldn’t need to attend these events. anymore. Turns out, I still do. Grandpa told me that I could choose not to work, but as a daughter–in–law of the Sinclair family, it’s essential for everyone to

genuinely cherished Vivian, and she

them alighted from the car, engrossed in their conversation. They failed to notice someone heading straight

-Vivian.”

head to look at Ernest and

hand, snapping her back

gaze before turning to Cecilia and asking, “Mrs. Rainsworth, could

respond, his gaze seeking answers

come and find you in a bit,” Vivian

way toward the

was also present, but Paula wasn’t by his side. Due to Cecilia’s renewed lawsuit, Paula had been sent

a less crowded spot to sit and wait for

“Cecilia.”

standing behind her, unsure of

how he had used Stella

subtle expressions and asked,

“Yes.”

Cecilia turned to leave.