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

Chapter 798 Put Yourself In My Shoes

Jessica ended up wearing her own clothes.

Not long after she left, another woman was escorted to the doorstep of Daltonia Villa.

When Cecilia stepped out, she immediately spotted the woman, who looked adorable with particularly beautiful and vibrant eyes.

From a woman’s perspective, Mason’s fiancée was even more beautiful than Jessica.

“Hello, Ms. Campbell,” Cecilia greeted first.

Lucille had noticed Cecilia right away and extended her hand toward her. “Are you Mrs. Rainsworth?”

Lucille had always been intrigued by the Rainsworth family, especially whenever Mason spoke about them. She never imagined she would have the chance to meet a member of the prominent family today.

“Yes, that’s right. I’m Cecilia. You can call me Ceci.”

“My name is Lucille, but you can call me Lucy.” Lucille remained respectful but did not show excessive humility towards Cecilia. After all, they were all human, and no one was inherently superior to the other.

take Lucille directly to the Moonlit Restaurant, but she now felt it wouldn’t

felt it was important to inform

Jessica’s tactics before, Cecilia knew she couldn’t afford any mistakes. “Lucille, there’s something I need

about?” Lucille asked, sensing that the invitation to the villa had a deeper

and showed Lucille a screenshot of a conversation between Mason and Jessica that

it, Lucille exploded immediately.

woman in Tudela knew that Moonlit

flushed with determination. “I’m going to

that they planned to have dinner together at

doesn’t know much about pretentious women and hypocrites. I had to educate him about those types of women. I even warned him not to have private meals with

moment.” She continued, “If I were to dine alone with a man, and so late at night, what would Mason think? They even arranged to

she might have misunderstood Mason, but after hearing everything, anger

know, Mason had spoken poorly about you, but

spoke

intentions. “Lucille, don’t be upset. I’m telling you this not just because I can’t stand it but also because

upset upon hearing this. “I’m not angry. I would have done the same- informing another woman about such a situation. We women must always look