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

Chapter 1518 Do Not Want To See You Again

When Jocelyn was heading to the company with Nicholas, they passed by the university. Nicholas expressed his desire to get out of the car and take a look

Thus, she waited outside. Not seeing any sign of Nicholas' return for quite a while, she grew somewhat anxious and decided to go looking for him.

It just so happened that she witnessed the scene unfolding before her at that very moment.

Jocelyn clearly noticed that something was seriously wrong with Cecilia, and she couldn't help but speak up. "Mr. Nicholas, you must let go of Ms. Smith. She seems to be on the verge of collapsing." Jocelyn's voice pulled Nicholas back to reality.

He immediately released Cecilia, noticing she was paling and clearly struggling for breath.

"Ceci!" Nicholas' face was filled with anxiety.

Cecilia was panting heavily, leaving her no room to respond to him.

Jocelyn stepped forward, lending a hand to Cecilia. "Ms Smith, please relax slowly."

Cecilia nodded.

After a long while, she finally managed to regain her composure.

A flicker of guilt passed through Nicholas' eyes. He raised his hand, about to touch Cecilia. "Are you okay?"

Immediately, Cecilia took several steps back, evading him. "I almost lost my life just now."

Nicholas were to strike

hand froze

his behalf. "Ms. Smith, I'm sorry. Mr. Nicholas definitely didn't do

anyone just how profound Nicholas' obsession with

Nicholas said earlier, Cecilia found it

time, making her

Cecilia walk away, his mind

feel the pain radiating from Nicholas, prompting her to say, "Mr. Nicholas, let's

to regain his composure. With a raspy voice, he responded, "All

two of them walked out

wanted to comfort Nicholas, but she didn't know how to go about

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win her over.

Finished

her gaze, feeling it was about time she found someone

moment that Jocelyn's cell phone

saw it was a call from the nan she was set up with for a

answer, thinking that she needed to stay by Nicholas'

expression returning to its usual gentleness as if nothing had happened earlier. "Why didn't you answer your

it and decided to be direct "It's a private call." "It's not like we're at work right

else, but the phone rang