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

Chapter 946 A Friend Of Meredith

News reached Cecilia quite rapidly, leaving her somewhat distressed.

If she had the chance to meet with Aubree, she was certain she could persuade her to sign the contract. However, she couldn’t even secure a meeting now, no wonder Miranda had asked her to come.

The receptionist advised, “You should go back, our boss doesn’t meet with just any staff. You, being from Rainsworth Group, should know this. Why did they send you here?”

“Perhaps we thought she would make an exception,” Cecilia responded.

The receptionist, motivated by the money, informed Cecilia, Just so you know, it’s not that Ms. Hardy doesn’t value you. When Ms. Miranda from Rainsworth Group visited, even she struggled to get a moment with Ms. Hardy. The thing is, the few times Ms. Hardy did see her, that Miranda was thoroughly humiliated.”

Upon hearing these words, Cecilia couldn’t help but feel a hint of amusement. So it turned out that Miranda had also been humiliated.

“Thank you for sharing this with me.”

1 trust in your honesty, go home.”

“No way, if I go back now without signing the contract, I’m sure to get fired,” Cecilia said, putting on at pitiful face.

The receptionist was starting to feel sympathetic. “What should we do then? Do you know anyone in a higher position who could help?”

as a reminder

took a moment to look into Aubree’s connections. Once she did, a. very familiar

Meredith!

the kindergarten. This was because her husband had a child with someone

to an unexpected

immediately sent a text to Meredith: Meredith,

before a

Do we know each other? Yes, we are friends.

Friend…

hadn’t expected Meredith and Aubree to be friends, which would make things

Meredith about

come down to

Cecilia: Thank you.

for formalities between us. If theres anything I can help with, just let

Meredith finished typing,

up her conversation with a client. Upon seeing a call from Meredith, she immediately stepped outside

“Meredith, what’s up?”

mine, named Cecilia. She has been waiting for you, aren’t you