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

Chapter 913 Stop Obsessing Over Your Cousin

According to his old rules, Ethan would be eliminated from this world.

Afraid of alarming Cecilia, Nathaniel lied, “He will never be able to return to Tudela.”

“Oh, I see.” Cecilia understood.

A knock echoed from the doorway, and a bodyguard announced, “Mr. Rainsworth, Ms. Quill wishes to see you.”

Nathaniel frowned deeply. He didn’t like Jessica at all.

Before he could even utter a word, Jessica had already stumbled into the ward, disregarding any attempts to stop her. “Nathaniel, Nathaniel, are you okay?” she asked anxiously.

Jessica could clearly recall the moment before she was rushed to the hospital. Nathaniel had sustained severe injuries, all in his desperate attempt to save that despicable Cecilia.

She couldn’t comprehend why he still chose to save Cecilia even after she cheated on him.

Was Cecilia really that likable?

The bodyguard blocked her path, preventing her from moving forward. However, given that she was Nathaniel’s cousin and was injured, it was inappropriate to lay a hand on her.

I need

Jessica outside,

then did the bodyguard

on her crutch. Upon seeing Cecilia,

thought about Jessica’s past despicable acts, she retorted, “Why can’t I be here? Nathaniel and I are married, after all.

what Cecilia was planning to do, Nathaniel chose not to engage in conversation. Instead, he closed

still claiming to be in a marital relationship with Nathaniel.

she turned to Nathaniel and said, “Nathaniel, you should quickly file

didn’t even

of Jessica, Cecilia deliberately wrapped her

the child in my belly isn’t his, why should you? Why

he

in Cecilia’s belly belonged to someone

choked on her words, clearly taken aback by how shameless

“You…”

just jealous that I have such a wonderful husband” Cecilia suddenly changed the subject and said, “Jessica, not to lecture you as your cousin–in–law, but you’re not getting any younger.

exposed by Cecilia, Jessica’s face

consider him as an

“Oh?”

didn’t trust her