When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 911

Chapter 911 Badmouthing Cecilia
Cecilia was still immersed in the moments he had saved her.

Amused by his question, she gave his arm a playful pinch and said, “Do you have nothing better to ask?”

Before she could add on, the ring of her cellphone interrupted their intimate conversation abruptly.

“Who's that?” Nathaniel couldn't help but ask.

Cecilia picked up her phone and saw that it was Calvin. She responded truthfully, “It's Calvin.”

Nathaniel sounded like a jealous young man when he said, “Turn on the speaker. I want to hear why he's calling you.”

The day before, even though Cecilia was merely acting, seeing her in such harmony with Calvin made him feel jealous.

Helpless, Cecilia turned on the loudspeaker.

“Hello, Calvin.” Cecilia answered the call.

“I called Sven yesterday and found out everything. Are you okay now?” Calvin asked.

“Yes, I'm fine now,” Cecilia responded.

Calvin continued, “That's good. However, I stand by what I said yesterday. If you're willing, I'll send someone to bring you here. As long as you're with me, I assure you that you won't get hurt.”

Nathaniel's face darkened considerably.

Before Cecilia could even reply, Nathaniel blurted, “Mr. Reese, there's no need for you to go out of your way for my wife.”

Calvin never imagined that his conversation with Cecilia would be overheard by Nathaniel.

Without any hint of politeness, he said, “Mr. Rainsworth, if you could ensure her safety, I wouldn't have to worry. Let me warn you, Ceci is like my sister. If you can't protect her, you better return her to me. Unlike you, I will never let my woman or child get hurt.”

Nathaniel tightly clenched his fist. This time he truly had nothing to say.

Cecilia was quick to reassure Calvin, saying, “Calvin, I'm not hurt. Don't worry about me, I'm really okay. When I have time, I'll come back to visit you at Erihal.”

With that, she hung up the phone.

Calvin stared at the disconnected call, seething with anger. He threw a punch at the wall in frustration.

He was truly filled with regret now. Why hadn't he gone to Tudela earlier to stop Cecilia from marrying Nathaniel?