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When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1948

Chapter 1948 Stop Spouting Nonsense
As expected, Magnus was indeed frightened. “I understand, Cecilia. You must help me. I can't afford to offend the Rainsworth family.”

He had already offended too many people and owed too much money. If he were to add the Rainsworth family to that list, wouldn't that be asking for his life?

After giving him a perfunctory reply, Cecilia then hung up the phone.

After the call ended, she turned to Sven with her inquiries.

“How is Magnus doing now?”

“He should have known he couldn't marry Chelsea, so he planned to run away,” Sven said, pulling out his phone to show Cecilia the current location of Magnus.

Cecilia watched in silence. “Stick with him closely. Make sure he gets a taste of hardship.”

Growing up, Magnus had always been so well-protected that he felt free to take advantage of others without the slightest hint of guilt.

“Alright.” Sven nodded.

Cecilia had come to know Magnus. Since he dared to run away, he must have still had money on him.

She informed Sven of this.

After hearing this, Sven understood what he needed to do.

After Sven left, Cecilia leaned back in her chair, closing her eyes. His face was a picture of exhaustion.

“Dad, you must bless Magnus, hoping he can make a change this time.”

Cecilia was truly at a loss, unable to find a way to help Magnus improve.

Magnus' parents had both passed away, yet none of this seemed to impact him. When would he ever grow up?

Could it be that he was truly beyond redemption, incapable of change?

“If I couldn't change him, I hope you won't blame me,” Cecilia murmured softly.

In her lifetime, one of the people she owed the most to was Regas.

Regas had always been kind to her. From her childhood to adulthood, he had been nothing but a loving father.

It was precisely for this reason that she had always been looking after Magnus.

Once Magnus left, two days later, Cecilia received a phone call from Elena.

“Could you swing by home when you have a moment? There's been a bit of a situation.”

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