When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 880

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When Her “Death” Couldn’t Break Him 

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Chapter 880 When Did I Become Friends With Her 

Perhaps it was coincidence, but not long after Cecilia stepped outside, a car slowly approached her. As the window rolled down, it revealed Nicholas‘ handsome face. 

“Ceci.” 

Cecilia halted, looking at him. “What a coincidence.” 

Due to the previous instance where Nicholas had saved her, along with the transformation in Magnus and his constant praises of Nicholas, Cecilia’s perception of Nicholas had changed. 

“What are you doing here? Do you want me to take you home?” Nicholas asked. 

Shaking her head, Cecilia said, “No need, I’ll catch a cab back later.” 

Although Nicholas was a good man, she didn’t want to get involved with him again. 

After hearing this, Nicholas instructed the driver to stop the car. Following that, he opened the car door and stepped out. 

“Then, I’ll walk with you.” 

At this point, it was no longer appropriate for Cecilia to refuse. 

The two of them walked side by side down the street, drawing many sidelong glances from passersby. 

“Feeling better now?” Nicholas initiated the conversation. 

Cecilia nodded. “Yes, much better, thank you.” 

Upon noticing that she had no intention of sharing the issue regarding Paula, Nicholas didn’t press further He remained silent, simply accompanying her for a stretch of their journey. 

Glancing at the time, Cecilia realized it was getting late. 

She stopped walking and said, “I need to go back.” 

“All right.” 

Cecilia hailed a taxi and got in. 

Nicholas watched her leave, standing alone in the same spot and not moving for a long time. 

Indeed, time had proven to be a powerful agent of change. The young girl he once knew was becoming increasingly estranged from him. 

After returning home, Cecilia began preparing dinner with the nanny. 

At that moment, Elliot rushed in. “Mommy, Ms. Talbot is on the phone.” 

Upon hearing this, Cecilia dried her hands and stepped outside to take the call. 

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Chapter 880 When Did I Become Friends With Her 

“Lottie, what’s wrong?” 

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“Boss, I’ve found out who’s been paying for the troll army. Not only has she been funding them, but she’s also been slandering you. Have you seen the news yet?” 

Unfazed by the situation, Cecilia made her way to the study and turned on the computer. 

A glaring headline emerged: Suspected cheating in the latest composition contest, organizers are investigating and will severely penalize plagiarizing composers! 

After reading the article, Cecilia saw her song “Won’t Give Up” mentioned within. It was stated that the style of the song closely resembled that of a foreign composer, Cecille, even going as far as to accuse her of plagiarism. 

Upon seeing such news, Cecilia couldn’t help but laugh 

“I’m plagiarizing myself?” 

“Not only that, do you know why your popularity suddenly surged?” 

“Why?” 

Cecilia was still on the news page and hadn’t navigated away, so she was unaware that there was another trending topic. 

“Boss, why don’t you check out the other trending topics?” 

Other trending topics? 

Cecilia closed the news article and continued scrolling down. The sixth post was from Cassandra, urging everyone to respect original content. 

She clicked on it and saw Cassandra’s post on Twitter. 

I’m friends with Ms. Cecille, and we’ve collaborated in the past. She’s an exceptional and kind–hearted composer, so I don’t want my friend’s hard work to be plagiarized by some people here. 

After Cassandra posted this, her fans were all there to back her up. 

Cecilia found herself wanting to laugh even more now, 

When did I become friends with Cassandra? 

“Boss, have you finished reading? You now know who’s intentionally targeting us, right?” Charlotte asked. 

When Charlotte first saw the trending topic, she, too, had burst out laughing. 

This was her first time seeing the original getting caught in a counterfeit crackdown. 

“Yeah, I’ve finished reading,” replied Cecilia. 

“What do you want to do now? Should we step in and clear things up?” Charlotte asked again. 

“No need, let the public opinion heat up a bit more.”