When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 531

Chapter 531 Female Companion
If Nathaniel wanted to rebuild his business empire, it was impossible to avoid interacting with other businessmen.

These business parties weren't just about drinking.

“Got it, I'll send more people to accompany you,” Mason said.

The older generation of the Murdock family had once tried to harm Nathaniel, but at that time, they had mistaken Nicholas for him.

Nicholas was severely injured, and with his already poor health, he had to be sent abroad for treatment.

Later, Nathaniel gradually expanded Rainsworth Group, eliminating the older members of the Murdock family one by one. Now, only a few incompetent ones remained.

Ethan had once knelt before Nathaniel to save his own life.

Nathaniel hadn't wiped them out completely, not out of mercy, but because he didn't want to create panic among the other wealthy families in Tudela and cause them to team up.

After all, as the saying goes, “Even a rabbit would bite when cornered.”

“Mm,” Nathaniel agreed.

Mason thought of something and asked, “Everyone's bringing a female companion. Do you want to bring Mrs. Rainsworth?”

He remembered that Cecilia had once been upset because Nathaniel didn't want to take her to public events.

This could be a good opportunity to make up for that.

However, Nathaniel fell silent at Mason's suggestion.

After a moment, he shook his head. “No need.”

Mason was confused. “Why not? This could be a chance to strengthen your relationship with Mrs. Rainsworth.”

Nathaniel asked, “If I show up at a party in my current condition, how would those in high society see me?”

Mason was stunned, only then remembering that Nathaniel was now blind.

“They would certainly gossip,” Mason admitted.

“And if I take Ceci with me, she'll also have to endure those judgmental looks,” Nathaniel added.

Mason had once thought it remarkable how calm and composed his boss remained despite losing his sight. He had believed Nathaniel didn't care about his blindness.