Chapter 425 One Glass To Knock Her Out
By the time they reached the Rainsworth residence, night had already fallen.
A housekeeper came to open the door. “Mr. Nathaniel, Ms. Smith, dinner is ready and waiting for
With a stoic expression, Nathaniel asked the housekeeper, “What did you call my wife?”
He could remember informing all the housekeepers to address Cecilia as Mrs. Rainsworth before he lost his memory.
Upon hearing this, the housekeeper lowered her head and immediately corrected herself, “Mrs. Rainsworth.”
It wasn’t that she had forgotten Nathaniel’s order; it was just that Nicholas was in charge now. Besides that, she had grown accustomed to being at odds with Cecilia in the past.
Cecilia hadn’t expected Nathaniel to stand up for her. While surprised, her perception of him changed slightly for the better.
After they both got out of the car, they headed toward the dining room.
Nicholas and Cassandra had arrived here quite early. Due to the events of the day, Cassandra was subtly upset.
Swiftly, her
gaze landed on the couple, Cecilia in particular.
Previously, Cassandra had only conducted a simple investigation into Cecilia, so she didn’t know what the latter looked like..
The person standing before her bore a striking resemblance to herself, though Cecilia’s eyes were notably more captivating. They were like a clear spring, unforgettable at first glance.
Only after seeing Cecilia wearing hearing aids did a hint of Cassandra’s jealousy case.
She rose to her feet. “Nathaniel, Cecilia.”
Cecilia gave a slight nod, putting on a good show.
The moment she stepped in, she had also paid attention to Cassandra. Indeed, the latter was exactly like what she had seen in the videos, and the aura she exuded was strikingly similar to Paula’s.
At that moment, Nicholas approached the two of them, calling out to Nathaniel, “Nathaniel.”
Nathaniel’s handsome face was impassive as he responded with a non–committal hum.
After Cecilia helped Nathaniel to sit down, the atmosphere in the dining room became somewhat
strange.
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