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

Chapter 934 Remember Those Words

Stella had not made much of an effort to dress up that day. She was wearing simple clothes, her long hair cascading over her shoulders. Her complexion was also slightly pale.

When she saw Cecilia, she offered a polite smile, no longer possessing the arrogant demeanor she had a few days ago.

Cecilia sat down, taking a sip of warm water.

The class representative, Ruth, called out, “Come on, everyone, please take a seat. It’s not often that our whole class gets the chance to gather together. Don’t just stand around.”

Everyone took their seats one after another.

Someone sat next to Cecilia and couldn’t resist asking her, “Ceci, is it true that you’re a renowned composer, as the recent news suggests?”

Cecilia nodded. “Yes, it’s true.”

Upon hearing that, the others turned their gaze toward Cecilia, their expressions varying greatly.

“Ceci, you’re really something else, aren’t you?”

“Don’t you have a hearing impairment? Our teacher once mentioned that your pursuit of music was much more challenging than ours.”

have thought that you’d end

taking turns

out, “So what if she wrote a few songs? What’s so impressive about that? It’s not like she’s

others promptly fell silent, not wishing to get

hand and addressed Cecilia, “Ceci, please don’t take it to heart. Yvie had a bit of alcohol

“What are you talking

how could

Cecilia’s dignity so completely, berating her

a hint of mockery tugged atthe corner of

good friend, always twisting the truth. Nathaniel and I are legally married and have

statement made Cecilia want

while, Yvette would understand what it was like to walk

remember these words.” Cecilia articulated each

me remember, including Ruth,” Yvette said with a face full of

had stood up for Stella this time, but she was oblivious to the fact that Stella had

be ruined, quickly stepped in to mediate. “All right, all right, let’s not dwell on the past. Our main focus now is to reminisce about our

also chimed in, “Exactly. Yvie, no more of that; we’re

Yvette let