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

Chapter 759 Whose Child Is It

On their way back, Helen couldn’t help saying, “Ms. Cecilia, what you did earlier was spot–on. Someone who tries to please everyone and then betrays you isn’t worth your sympathy.

“She’s the type of person you use, not befriend,” said Cecilia.

Helen strongly agreed with her statement.

After Cecilia reached home, she cleaned up and rested.

As soon as she lay down, a message arrived from Priscilla: Ms. Cecilia, I’ve got some inside scoop on most of the moms, even including Miranda’s.

Cecilia was intrigued, though she remained skeptical.

She replied: Since you have dirt on Miranda, why didn’t you just confront her with it? That way, she wouldn’t dare to mess with you, right?

Not long after, Priscilla sent another message: Our family is no match for the Leighton and Rainsworth families. If Miranda knew I had something on her, she would kill me.

Cecilia didn’t believe her right away, replying: Since you’ve made up your mind to be on my side. you should prove that you’re sincere.

Before long, Priscilla sent her the scandals involving Miranda.

Cecilia reviewed it, and her pupils

sure this

happened to see it when I was

those affluent mothers, she was practically invisible, largely due to her lack of influence and less–than–stunning

moment, Cecilia realized just how incredibly useful Priscilla

women. If she could learn most of their secrets, it would be immensely helpful in her future efforts to reestablish

to Priscilla, simply stating: I will arrange for Dorothy to return to school, but I hope you’ll change

worry,

off her phone and

could finally sleep peacefully since Nathaniel wasn’t

was resting alone in Seabay Villa. Accustomed to

been

slowly. But for some reason, Cecilia’s face. emerged

opened his eyes, not wanting to

morning, she arranged to meet up with Eric to discuss the collaboration and his latest

already talking about collaboration?”

a stern look. “You asked me to write a song for you. Business is business, and

hurts. Do we really need to discuss our