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

Chapter 1877

Chapter 1877 Out Of Her Mind

Just then, a piercing gaze locked onto her.

She felt it immediately. When she looked up, her eyes met Zachary's.

He was standing not far away, having brought a few clients out for lunch.

He hadn't expected to run into her but upon seeing her disheveled state, lying on the cold pavement, his expression turned frosty.

Stella, however, saw a glimmer of hope. It was as if she'd found a lifeline. She scrambled to her feet and rushed toward him, crying out, "Zach!"

Before she could reach him, one of Zachary's bodyguards stepped forward and blocked her path.

Stella sobbed, tears streaming freely down her face. "Zach! Please! Let me go, I'm begging you!"

Zachary's brows drew together, his face unreadable.

One of the clients beside him leaned in and asked, "Mr. Sinclair, do you know her?"

Zachary's eyes lingered on Stella for a beat longer. Then, without a flicker of emotion, he turned away. "How could I possibly know a woman like that?"

"True, true," the client quickly agreed, forcing a placating laugh. "I spoke out of turn. A woman like her-clearly trying to cling to you for favor."

Tudela knew

to his bodyguard, "Get rid of that lunatic. I don't want her causing

Stella and dragged her away, eventually tossing her unceremoniously onto the side

she was being hauled off, Stella continued to shout, "Zach! What's wrong with you? Why

is a

She was clearly no longer in her right mind, her thoughts consumed by fragments of the past-by memories of the glory she once held,

bodyguards spat in her direction, their faces twisted with

them sneered. "You might think you know Mr.

once he promised he'd protect me for life. She scrambled to her feet, attempting to approach Zachary again, only to be

any closer and

Fear flickered across her

not daring to take another

colleagues began noticing something off

about her past achievements, boasting

claiming she

exchanged a look with the

gone mad?" one

acting

kick her out. I'm sick of her pretending she's still

in a heated discussion, completely unaware that the manager had approached with