When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 624

Chapter 624 He Hit Us First
Having done some research last night, Cecilia knew the child in front of her was called Conrad.

Conrad's mother, Camila, had an impressive figure; one could even say she was voluptuous. Her face was delicately elegant, with perfectly applied makeup.

Oddly enough, Conrad's father didn't show up. This was because Camila was his mistress.

“Ms. Camila, if you're suggesting that a disabled person's child should hide away, then wouldn't it make much more sense for a mistress's son to stay out of the public eye for the rest of his life?” Cecilia retorted.

After her brush with death, Cecilia had fully internalized the notion of making her enemies pay tenfold for whatever they had done to her.

Upon hearing that, all the parents and teachers couldn't help but cast disdainful glances at her.

Oscar, on the other hand, was sizing her up, his mind filled with unsavory thoughts, wondering if he could somehow make this woman his own.

Of course, Anisa was well aware of her husband's antics and responded with a sharp pinch to his hand.

In the meantime, an uproar also broke the internet: This isn't just an act, right?

Another netizen commented: Oh my goodness, you guys should Google these parents. They're all famous entrepreneurs. Camila was a car model and, not too long ago, was involved in an online argument with her lover's wife!

Someone else wrote: Wow, I saw it too. There's no way this is staged. I mean these are big shots. Why would they put on a show for us?

In no time, the live broadcast surprisingly hit over ten million views. Reaching over ten million so quickly was something an average influencer wouldn't even dare to dream of.

Jon didn't bother checking how many people were watching the livestream anymore.

Fearing that Cecilia might be bullied, he discreetly sent a text message to Zachary asking for help.

Ever since the last time he was taken hostage, Zachary had set up an emergency contact device. As soon as he pressed it, no matter where Zachary was, he would rush over immediately.

Despite being accused of being a mistress, Camila showed no hint of embarrassment. “So what if I'm someone's mistress? My son lives a better life than ninety-nine percent of the children out there.”

Her comeback was utterly absurd.