When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1924

Chapter 1924 You Are Far Too Kind
Alec's brother, Allen Leighton, was a married man, and it was common knowledge among the upper echelons of Tudela.

If Miranda were to publicly suggest him as a potential match for Chelsea, it would undoubtedly cause embarrassment for herself.

Kingston and Phoebe would certainly not approve of the marriage between the two families either.

Miranda planned to keep them in the dark for the time being. If Chelsea and Allen spent time together, there was a possibility she might develop feelings for him.

In both intellect and appearance, Allen was undeniably exceptional.

His only misfortune was marrying a woman of ordinary background and one who couldn't bear children.

“You mischievous girl, playing coy even as a matchmaker.”

“Aunt Phoebe, please don't be upset,” Miranda said with a charming smile. “I just thought it would be good for them to get to know each other first, maybe even become friends. If things don't work out, it's no big deal, right?”

Phoebe found herself momentarily speechless.

“Absolutely, you're right about that,” she said with a lighthearted laugh. “If you truly manage to find a good match for Chelsea, I'll be forever grateful.”

“Then it's settled.”

As the two chatted and laughed, Chelsea, standing off to the side, wore an increasingly displeased expression.

With Miranda taking the lead, the other wealthy women followed suit, eagerly introducing potential suitors to Phoebe.

It became painfully clear to Chelsea that her parents' determination to see her married was unyielding.

With the crowd growing, Phoebe eventually lost track of her.

Chelsea quickly slipped away, hurrying off to find Cecilia and the others.

Meanwhile, in the private room, the group had been waiting for quite some time. With Chelsea nowhere in sight, they decided to head downstairs and explore.

Inside the exhibition hall on the ground floor, an array of antiques was on display.

Cecilia and Charlotte were together, examining the antiques.