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

Chapter 1960

Chapter 1960 A Beggar

Cecilia sat watching the footage of Magnus in his pitiful state. She felt absolutely nothing. This was exactly what he deserved.

Most people born into a life like his would've had it made comfortable, successful, stable. But Magnus had done nothing but stir up trouble with his privilege. He was selfish to the core and never once thought about his family.

Sven turned to her and asked, "Is that enough?"

"It's not enough yet. He needs to go through more, enough to understand what it means to start from zero, to see that making money takes real work," Cecilia answered firmly.

"Got it."

After getting kicked out of the hotel, Magnus had nothing left-no phone, no wallet, not even a dime to his name. He was stranded in a strange city, left to wander aimlessly.

Two days later, it was already December, and the temperature had dropped sharply. Magnus didn't even have a coat to fight off the cold.

"It hurts... so bad."

Grumble...

His stomach growled painfully as he stood outside a restaurant, peeking in longingly. He instinctively reached into his pockets, only to feel the emptiness again.

flow of customers brushing past him. His loitering soon drew the attention

the door or scare off

snapped, "Do you even know who the f*ck

You smell like a beggar. What, you think you're some kind of big shot?"

sister's a billionaire!

he could finish, the waiter burst out laughing. "Haha! Why not just

burned red.

it! I won't be so nice

Magnus, already battered, freezing, and starved, had no strength

looked at the tall man crumpled on

suddenly seemed. He backed off a few steps, now

I'm just a waiter. I don't have any money. And this place has security cameras, just so you know, so don't even think about setting me

his body, unable to get back up. His voice was weak and barely audible.

now clearly spooked, darted back into

do was bluff. That was the only thing he had left. His stomach churned painfully from hunger, and he

had never known hardship.

through

and fleeing

still had

comfortably. He'd never