When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1575

Chapter 1575 Amelia Is Missing
Madeline stared at the disconnected phone, feeling frustrated.

She had to work soon and didn't want to waste time arguing with Darren.

When she got off work, she discovered that Amelia was missing.

In a panic, she asked, “Where's Amy? Weren't you with her the whole time?”

Madeline grabbed the nanny's hand, her voice trembling.

The nanny looked equally guilty. “I don't know. Mr. Faust said he wanted to spend time alone with Amy. I didn't expect them to disappear in the blink of an eye.”

“Mr. Faust?”

Darren?

Madeline's racing heart settled slightly. If Darren had taken Amelia, her safety wasn't a concern.

Even so, she couldn't help but scold the nanny. “How could you hand my child over to him? Did you even ask for my permission?”

The nanny explained, “I'm sorry. I forgot. Over the past year, Mr. Faust often came by and spent time with Amy privately. He's her father, and I thought no father would ever hurt their own child.”

True, Darren would never harm Amelia. In fact, he had never raised his voice at her or said a harsh word to her.

“He wouldn't hurt Amy, but he's taken her from me,” Madeline said anxiously.

She immediately grabbed her phone to call Darren.

However, when she dialed, the only response was the cold, automated voice of the customer service agent: “Sorry, the number you have dialed is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later.”

Madeline tried several more times, but the result was the same. She couldn't reach him.

“He's blocked me,” Madeline said, tears welling up in her eyes.

Cecilia stepped in to comfort her. “Don't panic. Use my phone and try calling him.”

“Okay.”

Madeline took Cecilia's phone and dialed Darren's number. This time, the call went through, and the familiar ringing sound filled her ears.

Sure enough, Darren had blocked her.

“I figured it's better to get the pain over with rather than prolong the agony. We're going to divorce anyway,” she said.

Cecilia fell silent for a moment before responding, “I see. But for now, don't worry. Let's wait until he calms down.”

Madeline nodded. “Okay.”

That evening, Madeline barely touched her dinner. When Nathaniel returned, she approached him hesitantly.

“Mr. Rainsworth, could you help me with something?”

Nathaniel looked up at her. “If it's about you and Darren, I'm sorry. I can't help.”

Disappointment flashed across Madeline's face.

“Okay then.”

After she left, Nathaniel called Cecilia over.

Cecilia was a bit confused when Nathaniel told her calmly, “Ceci, let's stay out of Madeline and Darren's business.”