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

Chapter 633 Miranda Is Attacked

After sending the message, Miranda promptly blocked them. She was quick to cut ties with them as soon as they ceased to be useful.

However, she forgot that Camila and Anisa were still in the parents‘ association’s group chat.

At ten o’clock in the evening, Cecilia’s phone buzzed incessantly, leaving her puzzled about who might be sending messages at such a late hour. When she finally checked, she discovered the group chat had erupted with a flood of new messages.

Anisa:Watch out for Miranda. Don’t trust her promises. She claimed that if we managed to drive Ms. Cecilia away, she’d reward us generously. But now, with things going wrong, she’s had the audacity to call us fools and tell us to handle it ourselves. We had an agreement that if anything went awry, she’d take full responsibility.

Camila also spoke in the group chat: Miranda, you despicable woman, you’ve made my husband abandon me!

After quickly scanning the messages, Cecilia saw they were all criticizing Miranda. It seemed Miranda might be preoccupied and hadn’t noticed the messages, which was why she hadn’t removed the two from the group. Meanwhile, the other mothers were absorbed in the drama, staying silent and pretending not to see the unfolding situation.

Both Camila and Anisa, having nothing left to lose, unleashed a torrent of insults with abandon. By the time Miranda finally checked the group chat, there were over ninety–nine harsh messages directed at her. Miranda was furious but found herself powerless against the audacious women. Her only recourse was to remove them from the group, but the damage was done–the hurtful comments could no longer be erased.

Despite her frustration, she had no choice but to act as if nothing had happened.

opportunity, Priscilla, in a rather ingratiating manner, sent a flurry

I’m sorry, my child was playing with my

have fared much better. Unfortunately, her habit

now, most people had seen through Miranda’s true colors. She thought it was the perfect moment to start gathering support from the other

successfully completed their requests and proposed a private gathering in a couple of days to hand over the items. These mothers, who

They all agreed.

own money to buy gifts for them; she merely used her resources to find the items for them. The mothers would

tapping of Cecilia’s typing

see her still awake at such a late hour, neglecting

late after her phone was tossed aside by him.

pregnancy had significantly increased her need

up her phone and saw a missed

“Mr. Jenkins, can I

accepted. It won’t be long before the court hearing