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

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Priscilla’s face turned pale instantly. She was merely stating the truth. Felix wasn’t bad compared to the average children, but he was far from being as bright as Jonathan.

However, she still didn’t dare to offend Miranda, With a sheepish smile, she explained, “Ms. Miranda, what are you talking about? All the children in our class are the smartest.”

Her statement brought a slight sense of relief to the hearts of the mothers present.

After all, no one wants to hear others speaking ill of their own children.

Cecilia understood then, that Priscilla wanted to avoid offending anyone, striving to be a person. that everyone liked.

The only person in this world liked by everyone is the person on the money bill.

The gathering was underway.

The mothers chatted about their respective husbands and children, mostly sharing the ups and downs of their family lives.

Cecilia struggled to join in the conversation, finding it difficult to remember each of them. After all, not everyone possessed Nathaniel’s photographic memory.

perfectly normal not to know anyone at first. You’ll

her, suddenly have

the parents‘ association? Nearly a

course, I was the one who helped them

wives she had once led into the parents‘ association shunned her, considering her incapable. None of them would even communicate with

a comprehensive profile on all

taken aback. “Why do you need

a bit of a problem with recognizing faces,” Cecilia explained. “But for Jonathan’s sake. I’m willing to put in the effort. When I get home, I’ll study their

them all.”

she was doing it for her child, Priscilla no longer harbored any doubts. However,

from her pocket. “You’ve taken such good

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opened the exquisite box, revealing a pair of beautiful emerald bracelets. The bracelets were incredibly refined, hand–carved from the finest nephrite. Their value was estimated to be at

a precious

said that, but deep down, she

by her mother–in–law was a fake. The

Cecilia specifically purchased a