When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1907

Chapter 1907 Suffer A Setback
The two of them processed their remarriage paperwork together, and before long, they received their certificates.

Marriage certificate. Cecilia stared at the words on the paper, feeling somewhat dazed.

Nathaniel was particularly elated. He reached out to Cecilia and said, “Give me your copy, too.”

“Why?” Cecilia was somewhat puzzled, but she still handed over hers to him.

Nathaniel kept their marriage certificates and then tucked them away.

“From now on, I'll keep our marriage certificates,” he said.

That would make it difficult for Cecilia to discuss divorce in the future.

Cecilia pursed her lips in response. “All right, then.”

“Shall we go celebrate now?” Nathaniel suggested.

At that moment, he was like a young man who had just fallen head over heels in love.

After some thought, Cecilia nodded. “All right. I feel like having something delicious.”

“Sure! You can eat whatever you want today,” Nathaniel said as he opened the car door for her.

Afterward, Nathaniel drove the car, with Cecilia guiding him on which restaurant to choose for their meal.

After arriving at the restaurant, Cecilia ordered some food. While waiting for the meal, Cecilia thought of Magnus and mentioned it to Nathaniel.

“Nathaniel, I had Sven do some digging. Magnus has gotten himself into more debt. He's planning to marry Chelsea, get his hands on her dowry, and then use it to pay off his own debts.”

After hearing everything, Nathaniel also wore a serious expression on his face. In this world, a man who uses a woman's dowry to pay off his debts is simply not human.

“Recently, I've been too swamped to keep an eye on him,” said Nathaniel.

“It's not your fault. People like him, even under constant watch, would still end up doing some outrageous things.”

Cecilia had a profound understanding of all that.

Back when Regas was still alive, Magnus was nothing more than a rich and spoiled brat. He spent his time indulging in food, drink, and entertainment, surrounding himself with all sorts of fair-weather friends.

Moreover, he often found himself being scammed.