When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 937

Chapter 937 He Never Picked Her Up
Cecilia also glanced over, finding the car somewhat familiar, but she didn't pay much attention to it.

As she was about to leave, the car door swung open, and Mason stepped out of the vehicle.

“Mrs. Rainsworth.”

Mason strode toward Cecilia with long, confident strides.

Most of the people present knew Mason was Nathaniel's assistant.

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, Cecilia expressed surprise, “Mr. Sanders, what brings you here?”

“Mr. Rainsworth is here too.” Mason's gaze turned toward the car. As the window rolled down, it revealed Nathaniel's incredibly handsome profile. “The boss said he's here to pick you up and take you home.”

Everyone heard what Mason said, and after looking at Nathaniel in the car, they were filled with envy.

Wasn't it said that Nathaniel's eyes had gone blind and that he was now a good-for-nothing?

Why did he seem so normal?

Moreover, the car he was sitting in was rumored to be priceless and a limited edition worldwide.

Cecilia hadn't expected Nathaniel to actually come and pick her up. She managed to squeeze out a smile as she replied, “All right.”

After she finished speaking, she bid farewell to the others present.

Yvette and Stella watched as Cecilia got into the car, their emotions a tangled web.

From somewhere within the crowd, a voice could be heard saying, “Didn't someone say that Nathaniel doesn't fancy Cecilia? That his heart belonged to Stella and that Stella and Nathaniel were the real love story, while Cecilia was the third wheel?”

These were the exact words Stella and Yvette once said.

At that moment, Yvette was filled with immense regret, wishing she could find a hole to crawl into.

How could she have believed Stella's nonsense?

In the past, wherever Stella went, Nathaniel had never picked her up, had he?

Another person chimed in, “We should stop paying attention to baseless rumors in the future. Otherwise, we might face retribution too.”

“Yeah, you're right. Now then, everyone should head back home.”

“Oh dear, I guess there won't be a class reunion next time.”

“I've decided not to go to any more gatherings that people with questionable morals will attend in the future.”