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The Man's Decree novel Chapter 1243

Summary for Chapter 1243: The Man's Decree

Chapter Summary: Chapter 1243 – The Man's Decree by Novelxo

In Chapter 1243, a key moment in the Romance novel The Man's Decree, Novelxo delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

Chapter 1243 Why Should He Help You

The second Angelo heard that, his eyes glimmered, and he licked his lips. “Haha! That means I’m going to die among women.”

Cecilia was so mad that she panted heavily, but she did not dare to say anything.

After helping Angelo to settle down, Cecilia thrashed everything in the hall to vent the rage in her heart.

That was the only way she could vent her emotions.

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“Lady Jingle, can that person really help us to get rid of Peyton? Why do I get the feeling he’s not a reliable person?” one of the elders asked in puzzlement.

“Exactly. That man looks useless and lecherous. It makes me want to dig his eyes out so bad,” said another elder furiously.

Cecilia recollected herself before saying slowly, “Regardless he’s capable or not, he’s our only hope for now. Remember what I’ve said. When the crucial moment comes, take Millie and flee. Don’t bother about me—”

Suddenly, Millie barged in and stared at Cecilia with teary eyes. “I’ll never leave without you, Cecilia!”

Seeing Millie had rushed in and found out about everything, Cecilia waved her hand to tell the elders to leave.

“Millie, don’t be stubborn. I’m doing this to protect Crimson Palace. As long as you’re alive and have the palace head’s decree, you can still rebuild Crimson Palace.” Cecilia stepped forward and gently wiped Millie’s tears.

“I won’t. I won’t leave you behind. If you die, then we’ll die together. I can’t live without you, Cecilia!” Millie buried her head in Cecilia’s embrace.

“You silly child. You’re all grown up. You can still live well without me.” Cecilia began tearing up as well. Of course, she wanted to stay with Millie. On top of that, she knew Millie would have a tough life if she left Millie. After all, the latter was still young.

However, she had no other choice but to prepare herself for the worst.

Right then, Jared came to Millie’s mind, and she asked Cecilia about him, “Cecilia, where’s Jared? Where did he go?”

All of them were on full alert as they gripped their weapons.

They were waiting for Peyton’s arrival.

Their survival depended heavily on that day.

Angelo, on the other hand, did not leave the room until it was late in the morning. When he walked out of the room with a yawn, he saw Cecilia and the others waiting for him outside.

“Don’t worry, Lady Jingle. I promised Crimson Palace would be fine. So, there won’t be any problems,” Angelo said confidently.

“Sorry to trouble you then, Mr. Calderon,” said Cecilia.

She was starting to believe in him when she saw how consistent Angelo’s confidence was. At that thought, she let out a sigh of relief.

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