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

Chapter 832

Chapter 832

Chapter 832

Chapter 832 The Vase

When Cecilia stormed out of Seabay Villa, her anger was even more palpable. It was only yesterday that. she discovered she was not her father’s biological daughter. Overwhelmed, she ran a high fever and fainted, and she was rescued by Nicholas.

She had hoped to find comfort from others, but upon arriving here, she was confronted with Nathaniel’s divorce proposal and was even falsely accused of infidelity.

From beginning to end, he never once questioned why she was taken away by Nicholas.

Thinking about all these, Cecilia felt extraordinarily wronged.

Nathaniel was indeed ill, but did that mean he had lost his ability to reason?

The ring of a cell phone chimed, and instinctively, Cecilia thought it was Nathaniel calling. However, upon picking up, it turned out to be Nicholas instead.

She took the call, and from the other end came the gentle voice of a man. “Have you reached home?”

Not wanting to worry him, Cecilia fibbed. “Yeah.”

“That’s good, but I forgot to ask you this morning, what exactly happened to you yesterday? How did you end up alone in a cemetery?”

figured out the situation the night

Cecilia

words, Nicholas realized that the present Cecilia was no longer the little girl from

make sure you

I’ve been thinking about taking a few

“Okay.”

couldn’t help but feel a sense of

would share everything with him, no

he guessed that she probably didn’t like him

Villa, a doctor

hit Mr. Rainsworth?” the doctor asked after

had seldom seen Nathaniel getting

lowered his

for a moment before

even more, and he couldn’t help but inquire, “How

trusted, his usual aloofness toward strangers was nowhere to be found. He pointed toward a vase not

was that vase. By the time we entered,

resolved to keep Lucille a little

never learn

did she hit Mr. Rainsworth? Did Mr. Rainsworth cheat on her?” the

to respond, the person

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