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

Chapter 974 Sending Them All Away

“What is this?” the nanny wondered aloud, puzzled.

Their home was well–staffed with servants, and Nathaniel was somewhat of a clean freak. There was never a speck of dust on the floor, so how could there be white powder near the water dispenser?

The nanny took a cloth, meticulously wiped away the powder, and then casually tossed it into the trash bin.

Meanwhile, Jessica had already passed the water to Nathaniel.

“Nathaniel, this is warm water.”

Nathaniel took the glass without a second thought and drank a few sips.

As Jessica watched him drink the water, her heartbeat involuntarily quickened.

Once Nathaniel had almost finished his drink, she promptly took his glass. “I’ll go rinse this out. If you want more water, just let me know, and I’ll pour more for you.”

Jessica knew that the glass held evidence. She swiftly moved toward the sink to rinse the glass thoroughly, ensuring there were no residues left inside.

The nanny had been discreetly observing her, finding her particularly odd that day, especially as Jessica washed the same glass over and over again.

it before asking the nanny to finish the job. She certainly never paid such close attention to

turned around, she was startled to see the nanny again.

be passing by. Why are you making a big deal out of nothing?” The way Jessica was acting had the nanny feeling as though

of relief. “If you’re free today, why don’t you go out and

make a move on Nathaniel if the

not. I don’t feel like going

told the nanny that she had to remain within the villa until Cecilia

visually impaired, his wealth was undeniable. She knew there would be plenty of women who desired to gain

this, but many people covet a wealthy man like Mr. Rainsworth. I promised Mrs. Rainsworth that I would keep a close

never would have imagined that Jessica

her rage, she said, “With me here, rip one would dare

once the effects of the drug kicked in, the nanny

I promised Mrs. Rainsworth…” The nanny was still reluctant to

yelled, “You’re just a nanny for the Rainsworth family;

for herself, and she

was utterly stunned, unable to believe that the usually amiable Jessica could harbor such contempt for

employee, so she had

the rest of the servants to leave as

felt dry, and heat was coursing through his