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

Chapter 1465 Who Is This

"What are you all doing? Lysanna, why are you hitting her?" Thomas scolded sternly,

Lysanna was quick to play the victim. "Mr. Stafford, it was Cecilia who attacked me first. I was just defending myself."

Thomas frowned deeply.

"Let go of her now."

Reluctantly, Lysanna released Cecilia. In a voice low enough for only the two of them to hear, she threatened, "You got lucky today. Just wait. As long as you stay in this company, you'll regret it."

Cecilia straightened her clothes, which had been disheveled during the scuffle with Lysanna and another woman, and calmly returned to her seat.

When the results came back from the hospital, she wouldn't be the one leaving first.

After the fight, Cecilia's hands and face bore scratches.

She lowered her head, tending to her wounds, paying no attention to either Thomas or Nathaniel.

Meanwhile, Lysanna noticed the tall, strikingly handsome Nathaniel and immediately approached him. "Mr. Stafford, who is this?"

Before Thomas could answer, Nathaniel ignored Lysanna entirely and walked straight toward Cecilia.

scratches on

that woman, who else

question, Cecilia looked up, her gaze meeting his intense and profound

strange about the way he looked at her, something she couldn't quite put

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but Lysanna interjected, stepping forward. "You must be Mr. Rainsworth. This was all a misunderstanding. Don't be fooled by how innocent she

expression remained cold. "If my wife wants to slap someone, why

Wife?

Lysanna froze.

when had I

could process what was happening, Nathaniel added, "Would one million per slap suffice?" Lysanna

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1465 Who Is

"Do you know how much my wife's face

expected Cecilia to have a husband, let alone one with both wealth and

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had replied to messages on Cecilia's phone the previous day, the sender's last name

just her boyfriend.

this moment, Thomas stepped forward as well. "Mr. Rainsworth, is

day, so she took this job for fun. Who would've