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Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1496

For a moment, Sue couldn't bring herself to speak.

But Cecilia was now in her room, having faced yet another unfortunate event. Sue dared not think about how bad the situation had been.

All she knew was that her daughter was ruined—truly ruined this time.

Sue clenched her fists, looking at Noel. "It's simple. Do you still like Cecilia?"

Noel remained silent.

From his silence, Sue detected a glimmer of encouragement.

"Noel, marry Cecilia. Someone will come over shortly, and I’ll announce your wedding date."

Noel's eyes widened, and there was mockery in his eyes.

"Mrs. Jarvis, have you forgotten that I took money from your family? Aren't I just a greedy man who was interested in money, and wanted a woman who could care for me?"

In reality, he never took that money.

Sue had lied about it to encourage Cecilia to break up with him. Facing Noel’s scorn in person, she felt as if someone had slapped her in the face. She was so ashamed, she couldn’t say a word.

But for the sake of her daughter, she still spoke, "Mr. Carter, I apologize. You saw the state Cecilia was in. She's really not suitable to meet anyone. Also, a prospective marriage candidate arranged I have arranged for is coming over soon."

It would be easier if it were just the young man. Unfortunately, she had also invited the young man's mother to show extravagance.

Normally, the wealthy ladies would gather to play cards. Now, the young man's mother had brought him along.

It would be difficult to explain if Cecilia didn't come down to meet them. They might even come upstairs to check on her if she claimed Cecilia was ill.

And in Cecilia's current state, it wasn't appropriate for her to meet anyone.

However, Sue had already made an appointment, and the agreed-upon time was just a few minutes away.

If they found out about Cecilia's current situation...

Sue dared not think about it.

Originally, Cecilia's previous bout of madness had already been a touchy subject.

Now, with her current situation...

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