When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1947

Chapter 1947 Stop Bothering Her
After Chelsea finished speaking, word by word, sentence by sentence, she added, “Magnus, we should see each other less in the future. I never planned to be friends with men. Besides, I don't believe there's such a thing as platonic friendship between men and women.”

Before Magnus could speak, she continued on.

“Don't bother calling me in the future. I'm blocking your number.”

After finishing what she had to say, Chelsea immediately hung up the call and blocked Magnus' number on her phone.

Magnus was completely flustered.

He tried calling Chelsea again, but surprisingly, he couldn't get through.

“How could this happen?”

One night, Chelsea seemed to have transformed into a different person, even though he was perfectly fine just the day before.

Magnus was at his grandmother's place at the moment. Bethany seemed a bit puzzled. “Sweetie, what's wrong? Did that girl say something unpleasant?”

“She blocked me.” Magnus lowered his gaze.

“This d*mned girl. On what grounds did she block you? You're so outstanding and handsome. Is there anything about you that isn't good enough for her?” Bethany was extremely fond of her grandson, to the point of indulgence.

Magnus was nursing a headache at the moment. Listening to his grandmother's constant chatter by his side was starting to test his patience.

“Granny, please stop talking. I'm really annoyed right now.”

“Sweetheart, don't worry,” Bethany reassured him, firmly believing there was nothing wrong with her grandson. “You're such a catch, there's no place you wouldn't find a woman.” She added, “I'll have your uncle introduce you to a few.”

Speaking of his son, Bethany recalled receiving millions from him.

“By the way, what happened to the tens of millions I gave you the day before yesterday?” Bethany asked. “Since you didn't manage to win her over, you should return the money to your uncle. He's counting on it to be the company's working capital.”

Magnus' expression shifted.

The money he had, a portion was spent frivolously, and another portion was used to win over Chelsea. He also used a part to temporarily pay off some debts, providing reassurance to his creditors.

“Granny,” he said. “I've invested that money for now. Once the profits come in, I'll give it back to you.”