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

Chapter 1535 The Meeting For Parents

Stella, of course, knew that Cecilia was being sarcastic. She steeled herself and said, "I don't want to think about anything else right now. I just want to live a peaceful life."

She didn't truly acknowledge her mistakes, but rather, after enduring a life filled with hardships, she now didn't dare stir up any trouble.

Moreover, over the past year, with Nicholas' assistance, she had thrived in the entertainment industry. She genuinely didn't want to return to her previous life of being in the bottom rungs of society. "Is this what you came all the way here to talk about?" Cecilia inquired.

Stella nodded. "As long as you let me go, I promise not to go against you in the future. Whatever you say, I'll obey."

"You don't have to obey anything I say, and I can't promise you anything," Cecilia responded indifferently. "You can leave now."

She was still unsure about what exactly Stella had done to her in the past, so naturally, she couldn't forgive the latter easily.

Stella had thought that, just like before, Cecilia was still soft-hearted.

"Alright then, I'm leaving now," she said after picking herself

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"Alright."

With that, Cecilia watched her leave.

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to check if Cecilia

to you just now?" Nathaniel asked. Did she hurt

shook her

she hasn't investigated yet, Cecilia didn't relay to Nathaniel what Stella had just

there anything important. She's not as simple as she seems on the surface. You've lost your memory and don't remember many things. Whatever you do,

that, the two of

words spoken by Stella. When she was finally alone, she found Sven and had him

Cassandra, Stella, and Nicholas. I need you to look into this

However," Sven replied before pausing, "given the amount of time that has passed, the investigations

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Cecilia spoke, a

pain wasn't particularly noticeable, but it felt similar to a

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rose and retreated to her room to rest. In a groggy state, she felt as if someone

the familiar piano room of her

was transported back to her home in Daltonia

"That was beautiful."

entrance. Charlotte, who had returned at some point, had a look of delight in her eyes. "Boss," she said, "even though you've lost your memory, your piano playing is just as good as it used to be." Cecilia couldn't help but chuckle. "Is that so? That's great