When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1732

Chapter 1732 I Would Like You To Leave
The manager was dumbfounded.

It hadn't been an easy task to get someone like Stella to come on board.

Nathaniel continued to walk ahead, and naturally, Stella heard his words. She hurriedly followed him.

“Mr. Rainsworth, I've changed. Please give me this opportunity. We've signed a contract,” Stella pleaded. After much difficulty and various methods, she had finally secured the endorsement of Imminence Corporation.

Nathaniel paused mid-stride. “Don't worry, now that the contract is signed, our company won't hesitate to cover the penalty for any breach of contract.”

Stella was taken aback.

Her expression grew increasingly rigid as she once again positioned herself in front of Nathaniel.

“Mr. Rainsworth, isn't there a chance for atonement? Didn't Ceci forgive you too? I only liked you in the past. I didn't do anything outrageous or unforgivable.”

Even now, Nathaniel remained in the dark about whether Stella had anything to do with Cecilia's disappearance a year ago.

The reason he kept Stella around was because she might know where Cecilia was.

Impatience flashed in his eyes as he declared, “But all I want is for you to disappear! Leave while I'm in a good mood.”

Stella's complexion grew increasingly pale as she clenched her fists.

“All right.”

She had thought that this opportunity would allow her to interact with Nathaniel once again.

But the Nathaniel of the present was impervious to both persuasion and force.

Stella got back into the minivan, her eyes fixed on the tall Imminence Corporation building, feeling full of resentment.

“Stella, where are we going now?” her assistant asked softly on the side.

Stella, suppressing her emotions, replied, “Let's head to Jamieson Group.”

“Huh?” The assistant was puzzled, wondering why they had to go to Jamieson Group. However, she quickly nodded. “All right.”

Cecilia was engrossed in her work when she heard a knock at the door. It was her secretary informing her, “Ms. Cecilia, there's a woman downstairs asking for you. She says her name is Stella Ross.”