When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 833

Chapter 833 I Have Gone Home 

Mason continued, “I’ve already had someone investigate what happened when Mrs. Rainsworth visited. Paula yesterday.” 

After listening to it all, Nathaniel fell silent. 

So, I misunderstood Cecilia? No wonder she was so angry that she went as far as hurling a vase at me. 

“Where is Cecilia now?” 

“I suppose she must have returned to Daltonia Villa.” 

Propping a hand against his head, Nathaniel gritted his teeth through the throbbing pain. “Go out first. I want to rest for a while.” 

“What about the divorce, then? Mr. Ernest is still waiting outside.” 

Mason had grown increasingly cheeky recently. 

“Dismiss him,” Nathaniel huffed, disgruntled. 

“Okay.” 

After Mason left, Nathaniel was all alone in the room. 

While he claimed that he wanted to rest, sleep eluded him entirely. 

After a long hesitation, he got up and left the room. Mason was still there. 

“Come, let’s go to Daltonia Villa.” 

Mason was gratified. I just knew that even though Mr. Rainsworth has lost his memory, his feelings for Cecilia remain unchanged! 

“Okay. I’ll go and get the car right away.” 

The weather in Tudela was as fickle as ever. At that moment, it was drizzling. 

By the time Nathaniel arrived at Daltonia Villa, the sky had gone dark, hinting at an impending downpour. 

The car drove into the mansion. Upon arriving, Nathaniel stepped out of the vehicle. 

“You’re back, Nathaniel.” 

The first voice he heard was that of none other than Jessica. 

Nathaniel didn’t pay her any attention but simply asked, “Where’s Cecilia?” 

Hearing him ask about Cecilia right off the bat, Jessica wore a displeased expression. “I don’t know what’s gotten into her today. She didn’t come home all night yesterday, and when she came back today, she promptly started packing her things. I asked her where she was going, only to be told that it was none of my business.” 

Chapter 833 I Have Gone Home 

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much, Nathaniel? I think she has zero respect for me and the other members of the Rainsworth family.” 

Completely ignoring her subsequent words, Nathaniel turned back and said to Mason, “Give her a call.” 

“Sure.” 

Mason didn’t pay any attention to Jessica either. Both men treated her as if she were invisible. 

Jessica stood there by herself, her beautiful face flushed bright red. 

Mason called Cecilia, but it took a while before the call was answered on the other end. 

“What’s the matter, Mr. Sanders?” Right then, Cecilia had returned to the Smith residence and was with Lucille. 

“Where are you now, Mrs. Rainsworth? Mr. Rainsworth and I have gone back to Daltonia Villa, but we don’t see you anywhere, Mason asked. 

“I’ve gone home. Tell Nathaniel that if he truly wants a divorce, to only contact me once he’s certain he doesn’t want custody of the kids.” 

With that said, Cecilia ended the call 

Mason assumed that she meant Sparaville when she spoke of her home. After he relayed it to Nathaniel, the two of them set off for the town that very night. 

However, when they arrived, they discovered that the place was completely deserted. 

“Surely, she wasn’t lying to me?” Mason sighed. “Mrs. Rainsworth isn’t here, Mr. Rainsworth.” 

“Didn’t you say she was here?”