When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 940

Chapter 940 Mere Employees
Inside the car, Nathaniel remained silent for a moment before he spoke. “I didn't ask her to leave because she was wearing perfume.”

Cecilia became even more confused. “What's the reason, then?”

“I wish to pick you up and drop you off from work, not her.” Nathaniel paused before continuing, “As for you wearing perfume, I'll tolerate it if you decide to do so.”

After all, it was just a little over half an hour's drive. Nathaniel figured he could just bear with it.

After hearing his response, Cecilia found it impeccable.

“I see. Don't worry. I don't need you to endure anything for my sake.”

That was because she didn't like using perfume.

Throughout their journey, the two of them chatted intermittently. It didn't feel like long before they arrived at the entrance of Orion Corporation.

Upon their arrival, Cecilia stepped out of the car.

Nathaniel rode in a Maybach that day. Although it wasn't as extravagant as yesterday's limited-edition Rolls-Royce, it still drew a lot of attention. People were guessing who might be inside the car.

Cecilia felt that next time, she should ask Nathaniel to choose a less flashy car, something more low-key.

She was on her way to the office when she noticed several people casting peculiar glances at her.

“Is she a new senior management at the company? How come I've never seen her before?”

“She could be a client,” one of them suggested.

“She's so gorgeous. I don't think she's just a client. More likely, she's one of the senior management's wives, or you know what I mean.”

Cecilia wore no makeup. Aside from the scar on the right side of her face, she remained stunningly beautiful.

“What do you mean beautiful? Didn't you see the right side of her face? There's such a long scar there.”

“I wouldn't have noticed if you hadn't mentioned it. There really is a scar hidden beneath her hair.”

As the few female employees descended the stairs to retrieve some documents, they whispered among themselves.