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

Chapter 617 She Is Also An Independent Woman

Before long, Priscilla received a text message from Miranda, asking her to come over.

She apologized to Cecilia, saying, “I need to head over there for a bit and will be back soon.”

Rather than trying to win over Cecilia, what mattered more to her at the moment was not to offend Miranda.

Cecilia understood that as well, so she hadn’t made things difficult for her.

Consequently, most of the time, Miranda was engrossed in boasting before the

the group while Cecilia sat quietly in a corner.

“Ms. Miranda, I heard that your husband spent a few hundred million in an attempt to monopolize the market through bulk purchasing. Is that true?” one of the mothers inquired.

Miranda took a sip of coffee before correcting, “It’s not just a few hundred million, but five billion. And that five billion is merely the initial investment, who knows how much more will be needed later on.”

How could a few hundred million be enough to monopolize a business?

Five billion?

Rumor had it that it only took a week’s time.

Everyone was deeply impressed.

in their business endeavors.

with this line of work. If there’s time, could-” one of the mothers began, seizing the opportunity to initiate a

sorry, but when it comes to work, it’s usually my

her words was infuriating, yet no

to a mother nearby. Catching the hint, the mother turned to Cecilia and asked,

Cecilia’s husband Nathaniel Rainsworth? He had a

but didn’t take a

Cecilia, where did you get the money for all

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and accessories you’re wearing?”

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and insurance money?” another mother

knew that these women were followers of the wealthy and powerful.

children, but also their husbands‘ company and such. To

how the world of adults worked.

didn’t get angry. “Yeah, I’m currently using my

envied Cecilia

only dwindle with each spending. Given Cecilia’s extravagant lifestyle, it was certain that she would soon run

next stirred their jealousy once

there’s no limit to his savings. We could spend it freely for the rest of