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

Chapter 1548 The Whole Truth Finished

Helen was always grateful for the help she had received from Cecilia in the past. She replied: Sorry, I've been busy and only just saw your message. It's great that you back, Ceci. When can we catch up? I'd love to come. Even though her child was driven away, she didn't hold any resentment toward Cecilia. She didn't blame her for what had happened.

Upon seeing the message, Cecilia made plans with them to meet at a shop near the preschool the following day.

Early the next morning, Cecilia couldn't wait to head out.

Nathaniel offered to give her a ride, but she rejected him.

When she arrived at the shop, Priscilla and Meredith were already there.

Helen arrived quite late, panting heavily. "I'm sorry. Terry was reluctant to get up this morning, and it took longer than expected to drop him off at school. Sorry for keeping you waiting." Cecilia shook her head.

"Don't worry, have a seat and drink some water."

Meredith chimed in, "Yeah, we all understand your current situation."

"Thank you."

Once she was seated, Cecilia gestured for them to order. "I've kept you all waiting for so long. Let me treat you today. Order anything you'd like."

couldn't help but smile. "Well then, we won't

we're all

in her current state, Meredith and the others couldn't even begin to fathom that she had lost her memory. They felt as though she hadn't changed

of hers, in

another child, was married to a

care for her children was the most reassuring Helen came from a less privileged background, so naturally, she had to defer to her mother-in-law. As a result, she lived a life full of compromise

had a sweet tongue which

and began engaging

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suitors around her. However, she hadn't yet committed to a relationship. Priscilla remained the same,

Helen spent her days caring for her elderly in-laws and her children. The constant demands left her feeling extremely exhausted and visibly aged beyond

there any other preschools