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

Chapter 1955 Zero Regrets Cecilia was speechless.

How can I answer that?

Whichever side she chose, she'd offend someone. Agreeing would upset her father-in-law. Disagreeing would offend her mother-in-law.

She was completely caught in the middle.

Elena turned to her and said, "Ceci, despite the divorce, I'll still take care of the grandkids. Don't worry, we're still a family."

Cecilia didn't know what to say. Thankfully, Nathaniel wrapped an arm around her and said, "Mom, Dad, we're your kids. We can't interfere in your marriage. Whatever you decide, we'll respect it."

Wren's expression shifted. He made a face at Nathaniel, but Nathaniel acted like he didn't see it.

With no choice, Wren turned to his younger son. "Nicholas, what do you think?"

Lately, Nicholas hadn't been in the best state of mind. He'd tried and failed to beat Nathaniel, leaving him full of frustration.

"I know it hasn't been easy for either of you. If there's a chance to avoid divorce, then maybe don't go through with it," Nicholas said.

to Elena. "Mom, if word gets out that you and Dad divorced,

had assumed her son would support her, but now

much I've endured all these

flickered with a touch of coldness before returning to calm. "Mom, do you really believe your life will improve after the divorce? Our family isn't an ordinary one. The Rainsworths don't need you to be some perfect wife or mother. If you divorce Dad, where will you go? Back home? Would your brothers welcome

like he was considering her feelings, but every word was meant to discourage her from going through with

If you change your mind

She never imagined her own son would say

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not changing my mind. I want this divorce. She looked at Nicholas, disappointed. "You and Nathaniel are both grown. I don't owe

the Rainsworth family-having

Veline

had long

Wren, didn't you say we could get a divorce anytime?

resolve, Wren stopped trying to argue. He climbed

said nothing. She followed him and

wasn't a trace of regret in her heart. She was determined to live the rest of her life on her own

Cecilia stood there, watching.