When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1911

Chapter 1911 Innermost Thoughts
Cecilia nodded heavily, watching as the mother and daughter departed.

Elena then approached Cecilia. “Ceci, hurry and see what gift your aunt has given you.”

Only then did Cecilia remember the gift, nodding in agreement.

“All right.”

She arrived at the three gift boxes.

Phoebe stated that the items within the three gift boxes were quite similar. What she implied was that they were of equal value, without any bias or distinction as to who they belonged to.

One of the gift boxes, measuring half a meter square, was opened to reveal its contents. Upon inspection, Cecilia discovered it contained a beautifully crafted piece of fine porcelain.

Cecilia wasn't familiar with porcelain pieces, but she could still discern that the fine porcelain had some years behind it. The craftsmanship was exquisite, clearly indicating it was an antique.

She opened the rest to have a look, finding they were all similar antique porcelain.

“Her family is in the antique business. They've been rather generous toward you,” Elena couldn't help but say when she saw the three porcelain pieces.

“These must be quite valuable, right?” asked Cecilia.

She wasn't very knowledgeable about the value of antiques.

However, she remembered when Regas came across an antique that was believed to be from the early medieval period. That porcelain antique had a starting bid of tens of millions.

Elena didn't fully understand, but at a glance, she could tell that those items were of significant value.

“Yes. It won't be less than ten million at the very least.”

“So much?” Cecilia felt a pang of regret for accepting such a lavish gift.

Elena also noticed her apprehension and patted her shoulder. “Don't stress too much. These few antiques, altogether, really aren't a big deal to their family.”

She paused for a moment, intending to add that the combined worth of those items meant little to the Jamieson and Rainsworth families.

However, upon reflection, she realized that it wasn't right to say it like that, so she held her tongue.