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

Chapter 1985 The Confession

With a bitter smile, Cecilia confessed, "Yes, I'm indeed petty. I almost died, and I can't forget that simply because I'm petty."

After she finished speaking with a self-mocking tone, she looked at Heather.

"By the way, you're aware of everything your daughter has done to me, aren't you? First, she took my betrothal gifts and dowry, then she tried to sell me off to an old man! I made it clear to her then that I had paid her back in full, and I owe her nothing more. I was lucky to have survived, but the promises I made to her still stand. Would you like to hear them?"

Heather was naturally aware of the past incident where Paula intended to sell Cecilia to an old man.

She became slightly exasperated. "All of that is in the past. Aren't you living a good life now?"

Her words were essentially a confession.

In the end, her true nature was finally revealed to the online community.

Everyone was filled with righteous indignation, beginning to criticize Heather:

Even though the grace of raising someone can never by repaid, it seems to me that this old woman and her daughter took in Cecilia more as a means to make money than out of any genuine kindness.

Yeah, at the end of the day, Cecilia is the prominent young lady of the Jamieson family. Even if she wasn't adopted, she would have been just fine.

Now, I think people who lord around the virtue of raising a child are just trying to take advantage of others.

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