When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1356

Chapter 1356 True Colors
The housekeeper explained to Stella, “This is just the Jamieson family's temporary residence. Their family home is in Drocver, and it's exceptionally luxurious.”

Stella nodded and murmured an acknowledgment. “I really want to see it.”

“Once you're feeling better, you can go and see it,” the housekeeper replied.

The room Stella was staying in was previously occupied by Cassina.

In the past, she would not have even dared to dream of staying in such a place.

She lay on the opulent bed and picked up her phone. After unlocking it, she began to browse through her old contacts. The first name that caught her eye was none other than Yvette.

“Yvette! Oh, Yvette! You never thought the tables would turn, did you?”

Back when Yvette learned that Stella had betrayed her and was now with her fiancé, Francis, she had sent Stella to Royale Club's lowest-tier establishment.

Stella was later coincidentally discovered by Zachary, and after that, she suffered all sorts of inhumane treatment.

She knew that she was not in a position to go against Zachary and the others just yet. For now, she could only find an easier target to manipulate.

Yvette and Francis got married.

Ethan's fate was unknown ever since he attacked Nathaniel back then, so now, Francis was the one holding up the Murdock family. However, he was tactless and incompetent, spending his days indulging in food and drink, having fun, and chasing after women.

Yvette reasoned to herself that their union was, after all, a business arrangement. Also, since he had betrayed her before, she decided to turn a blind eye to his behavior.

She had also seen the news that Stella was Queenie's daughter and was a little worried.

Francis returned reeking of alcohol and flung his clothes aside. “Look at what you've done! Now, my family is at odds with the Jamieson family!”

Also aware that it was all her fault, she could not help but lower her head.

“Let's get a divorce right now!”

Francis was nothing like his older brother. He was solely focused on having fun and could not care less about her wellbeing.