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

Chapter 1081 Do Not Want To Marry Nathaniel

Bailey felt a growing sense of guilt at how much Cecilia cared for her and her family’s well–being-

Overwhelmed by guilt, she stammered, struggling to articulate her thoughts. “We’re fine now… Um… They probably won’t cause us any more trouble.”

Cecilia found her response odd. “How come you’re so certain?”

Bailey had no idea how to explain. “I just… know. Ms. Smith, I’m truly grateful to you. In a few days, I’ll drop by to express my gratitude personally.”

Not just gratitude, but I’m also going to express my apology.

Bailey felt particularly guilty toward Cecilia, who could very well be Queenie’s biological daughter.

Selfishly, she had prevented the mother and daughter from reuniting.

noticing something was amiss, tactfully chose not to inquire further when Bailey seemed reluctant

that. I wish you well.” Cecilia ended the phone

stared at her phone, telling herself, “No matter what, I must not let Ms. Smith down again. Once Dylan’s illness is cured, I’ll inform Ms.

not expecting any gratitude for helping Bailey. She understood the distinction between providing genuine assistance

something seems off with the number of collections here,” an employee said as he knocked and entered

between the actual amount and the price they had

and we can’t trace the source of this payment. Our

with your work for now. I’ll handle this

align with the amount outlined in the contract, clearly indicating tampering. Given Team Five’s current sales performance,

didn’t need to speculate about the culprit behind this; she was convinced there was a traitor within the department working with Miranda. Recently, she had also cultivated a few trusted confidants, so she discreetly instructed them to monitor those around them and to report any movements

her, her voice breaking, “Miranda, could you tell

Miranda was puzzled. “Why?”

you wouldn’t believe what a monster he has become,” Jessica said

to take her life. Overwhelmed by fear, Jessica believed she was on the brink of death and cried out for help.