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

Chapter 1926

Chapter 1926 Throw Under The Bus

"Let's set aside the question of whether Eli actually hit Felix," Cecilia said, each word crisp and deliberate. "Given his condition, he's in no shape to be fighting with other children."

A quiet wave of pity swept through some of the women gathered.

"How could he have developed such a serious illness so young?"

"I remember seeing his livestreams from the hospital. He came across as so polite and gentle. It's hard to imagine him getting violent."

"Wasn't that Jonathan's account?"

"Yes, but it was later revealed that Eli had taken over his brother's livestream. That child was absolutely precious."

Elliot had been managing the account all along. He was a famous streamer with tens of millions of followers. His audience was made up largely of older women and young girls, all drawn in by his charm.

To Cecilia's surprise, even among these well-heeled ladies, there were more than a few devoted fans of Elliot.

and said calmly, "Miranda, didn't we already clear this up? Old Mr. Rainsworth was still with us then. Have you

She was trapped, uncertain whether to admit the truth or

tightened in her chest. If

in, loud enough for everyone to hear. "Why are you hesitating

shot Isabelle a panicked look, subtly shaking her head

and asked, "Is this what you've been telling your friends about

and noticing her daughter-in- law under fire, she quickly grasped the situation and spoke up. "Miranda, what you and your friends choose to gossip about behind closed doors is your business. But you do not get

offering a gentle nod. "She's right. I've met both boys myself. They're polite and thoughtful. Eli especially

began voicing their support for Elliot as

rippled through the

tension between sisters-in-law. I see that

thought Miranda was this scheming? How

"Probably jealousy," someone

after all, while Miranda ended up with Adrian—who can't even manage a basic position. And let's not forget, Cecilia's famity background

you're losing on all fronts, I guess underhanded

of conversation had turned completely.

now.