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

Chapter 609 Cover The Balance

The entire restaurant had been booked out. A group of mothers sat around a long table, already talking about the arrangements for their children’s upcoming overseas trip.

When they saw Cecilia walk in, they stopped talking and all eyes turned to her.

Cecilia wore exceptionally simple attire, her face lightly adorned with delicate, subtle makeup. Despite the scar running down the right side of her face, her natural elegance shone through. Some of the mothers, who had all experienced the tolls of motherhood, couldn’t help but feel a twinge of envy at Cecilia’s well–maintained figure and flawless skin. They invested in skincare, yet their efforts didn’t match the quality of hers. At least, they thought, she had that scar.

Cecilia glanced at the time and, upon noting that she wasn’t late, courteously greeted everyone. “Hello, everyone.”

She glanced around, her gaze briefly lingering on Miranda.

Felix and Jonathan were in the same class, so it wasn’t surprising to find Miranda here. Miranda sat at the head of the table, pretending not to notice Cecilia as she sipped her coffee.

Seeing how coldly Miranda treated Cecilia, the others didn’t respond to Cecilia’s greetings either. Priscilla, who had invited Cecilia to join the parents‘ association the day before, waved at her. “Ms. Cecilia, come and sit next to me.”

Gratefully, Cecilia glanced at her before taking a seat on the empty chair next to her.

meals, as well as the caregivers, tour guide, and activities. After my contribution of one and a

of expenses, Cecilia realized the purpose of

“Our school is different. In most schools, each child covers their own expenses, but the families in our parents‘ association are quite well–off. We. sponsor the travel

the mothers lifting her hand, “I’ll contribute a hundred

else chimed in as well,

raised her hand. “I’ll contribute

finished speaking, she let out a sigh and lowered her voice. “My husband’s business is not doing well right now. We

these wealthy mothers weren’t foolish. At most, they

like to contribute? You don’t have to sponsor much–even a few tens of thousands would

had already looked into Cecilia’s background and knew she was jobless, spending her days at home. Where could she

had to be handed in later.

spot.

said calmly, “I’ll cover the balance,

all the