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

Chapter 950 An Unexpected Guest

Bullying a young girl?

As Cassandra spoke, some employees who had just finished their shift also came over to see what the commotion was about.

In front of a luxury car, a tearful young girl was intensely voicing her grievances, inevitably sparking the curiosity and speculation of many bystanders.

Cecilia was left even more speechless. She turned to Cassandra. “Ms. Evans, where did you get the idea that I was bullying her? My husband came to pick me up and she insisted on getting in the car. We suggested she take a taxi home, is that considered bullying?”

Her explanation made everything crystal clear.

Cassandra was determined to take advantage of the crowd and Jessica’s unreasonable behavior, using the situation to help Jessica embarrass Cecilia.

“But she’s crying so much, what’s the harm in you taking her along since it’s on your way?”

The day had been truly exhausting for Cecilia. After becoming pregnant, her emotions had been unstable and she found herself easily fatigued.

Bearing her discomfort, she asked, “Would you mind repeating what you just said?”

“I mean, what’s the problem with you giving her a lift since it’s on your way?” Cassandra deliberately tried to provoke her.

“Since you’re such a saint, why don’t you take her home?” Cecilia retorted.

“She’s your guest,

on your way?” After saying this, Cecilia didn’t bother

let her take you home? I’m sure she’d be

Mason and Nathaniel, were all

by what Cecilia had

“Indeed.”

were gone, leaving Cassandra and Jessica standing in a cloud

all eyes were on Cassandra and

looked at her with a

wedding rings. She had no time to deal with Jessica. Just as she was

in a tailored suit, stood

whispered amongst themselves. “Mr.

Cassandra’s eyes were

when did you come down? How come I didn’t see

Jessica. “Just got here a while ago,

she lowered her

completely frozen in

wedding rings turned

questioning why she had to meddle in

in the car, after Cecilia had settled

so tired,” she