When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 639

Chapter 639 Did Not Seem To Be
Cecilia clenched her fingers and stared at Moana coldly. “What do you mean, 'the Rainsworth family's child'? The child in my womb is also mine. Of course, I know what's good for it and what's not. As my baby's mother, I care about them the most. No one else can compare. I am even willing to give my life for my kids. Can you do the same? As for my face, it's none of your business. If I want to get plastic surgery, I will. It's not your place to suggest what I do with it.”

Moana choked up.

Before her arrival, she heard that Cecilia was timid. Clearly, Cecilia proved those rumors wrong.

Cecilia rose to her feet, extending her hand toward Moana. “Return me my phone.”

Moana was adamant that there wasn't a woman she couldn't handle. She raised her hand.

Cecilia assumed Moana was about to hand back the phone. However, Moana loosened her grip, causing the phone to plummet straight to the ground. With a resounding cracking sound, the screen shattered into pieces. “Oops, my apologies, Mrs. Rainsworth. I'm older now, so my hands aren't as nimble as they used to be.”

Cecilia was aware that anger could harm one's health, so she didn't lose her temper. Instead, she bent down to pick up her cell phone.

She picked up her phone and said coldly, “Since you're getting old, you should retire.”

After she finished speaking, she left.

Moana chased after her. “Mrs. Rainsworth, where are you going?”

Cecilia ignored her and asked Sven to drive her elsewhere.

She had arranged to meet with other mothers that day, but her phone was broken. She decided to get her phone fixed first and then grab some breakfast outside. Moana's a real handful. I have to find a way to get rid of her, or else she'll be too bothersome. I'm worried that if I keep her around, she'll drive my blood pressure up one day. That won't be good for my baby at all.

As expected, the moment Cecilia left, Moana hurriedly complained to Elena and even exaggerated some of Cecilia's actions.

After hearing that, Elena disliked Cecilia even more. She wouldn't have cared about the latter if the latter weren't carrying her grandchildren.

“It's normal for her to be a bit moody now that she's pregnant. You should take good care of her.” Elena ended the call.