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

Chapter 637 Wonder If She Went Too Far

Watching the driver depart in a huff, Cecilia wondered if she had indeed gone too far earlier. I suppose it’s a bit unfair to leave him there when he’s blind.

She set down the watering can she had been using for the plants and entered the living room. Nathaniel was sitting on the couch, eyes closed.

He fully resembled a young wife nursing her grievances in silence.

Cecilia stepped forward, ready to say something. However, she noticed the documents settled in front of Nathaniel. They were all about Smith Corporation’s assets from the past.

She remained in a daze for a long while.

Nathaniel didn’t open his eyes as he spoke. “Everything you asked for is here. Check it out and see if anything’s missing.”

After hearing that, Cecilia glanced at the documents

said about Nathaniel waiting alone at the hospital entable, recalling what the driver had for half an hour. Instantly, she was overwhelmed with guilt. “I… I’m sorry.”

Nathaniel initially thought she was apologizing for leaving with the children.

surprise, she continued, “I shouldn’t have left you alone at the hospital entrance. I’ll be more careful in

in silence, Nathaniel felt a little better.

employees. Cecilia went to retrieve

could be so skilled. It was because his investigation of Smith Corporation in the past was very thorough, even managing to find some evidence of the company’s asset transfers. That would be of great assistance during her upcoming legal

she sent them to Norman,

of all the potentially useful evidence. Most of it was indeed applicable. “Cecilia, how did you manage

just so happened that a friend of mine collaborated with Smith Corporation in the past.” Cecilia didn’t want to

her to bring the original

couldn’t help but collapse onto the bed and

the night, only being roused when she heard voices

her room only to realize

brought along a heap of gifts. Her face lit up with

a bit?”

his head

light in Elena’s eyes dimmed

were when you were little. Neither of you liked being held,” she