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

Chapter 936 Friends To Enemies

The moment the words left Stella’s lips, she was filled with regret.

She had already upset enough people as it was; she couldn’t afford to offend Yvette as well.

Yvette was about to hit her again when Stella swiftly grabbed her hand. “Yvie, don’t. Everyone’s watching.”

At this moment, Yvette finally understood the feelings that Cecilia had been harboring all this time. She had never been as regretful as she was now.

“Stella, from now on, we’re no longer friends. You’re my enemy.”

Indeed, it was only when adversity struck oneself that one truly understood the pain.

Everyone stood by, merely observing the spectacle without intervening. After all, they had all witnessed earlier how Yvette had spoken to Cecilia.

Even though Cecilia and Nathaniel were already married, she claimed that the one who wasn’t loved was the third wheel.

Her values were so skewed, and now that she’d been cheated on, naturally, no one would come to her aid.

Stella wanted to have a private word with her. “Yvie, can we discuss this when we get home?”

brimming with anger “You’d better leave Tudela immediately, or I’ll

She was not joking.

she could ever want at

being serious,

gaze

is all your doing, isn’t

words Cecilia had spoken at the restroom earlier, Stella felt

didn’t hold any

mean, my doing? You’re not implying that I forced you to be with Francis,

spoken, the people around couldn’t help

your ex–boyfriend, Sean. To think I was naive enough to believe you. You also said that Nathaniel was not at all fond of Cecilia and that it was Cecilia who forced you to break up with him, and I

you just shameless? When did I ever force

speaking, everyone began to chime in, each adding their own comments and

thought? Appearances truly

Rainsworth family would

to be the granddaughter of the wealthiest man, and the

certainly knows how to

was utterly furious. Nevertheless, she couldn’t possibly confront everyone on her own,

me so much,

clenched her fists and