When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him

Chapter 1136 We Will All Be There

Upon arriving at the hospital, Cecilia paid the fees for Magnus. After giving him a few words of advice, she prepared to leave,

“Cecilia, thanks for everything today,” Magnus said sincerely before he was wheeled into the operating room.

Despite his usual ingratitude and lack of appreciation, when confronted with life and death today, he still thought of Cecilia.

Cecilia didn’t utter a word. Her gaze followed him as he entered the operating groom.

Truth be told, if it hadn’t been for Regas kindness, she wouldn’t have bothered with Magnus, who had been bullying her since childhood.

After leaving the hospital, Cecilia asked Sven if he had found out who was responsible for the incident.

Sven responded, “Cassandra.”

Cecilia was somewhat taken aback. After all, Cassandra was Magnus‘ half–sister from the same mother but a different father.All content is © N0velDrama.Org.

How could she have been so ruthless?

“You should also be careful about your safety these days.” Sven said. “She’s so bold this time. Who knows who she might target next.”

Cecilia gave a slight nod. “Then I’d appreciate it if you could assign some more people to accompany me!

“Sure.”

She was pregnant at the time, and naturally, she was worried about Cassandra, who was an extremely dangerous individual.

When she returned home, the exhaustion that clung to her seemed to dissipate the moment she saw Elliot and Amelia. Her whole being felt lighter.

Having spent a few days recuperating here, Madeline had noticeably improved both physically and mentally. It was as if she had transformed into a new person. When she had spare time, she would downstairs to chat and laugh with Cecilia and the others, even helping to look after the children.

She was frail at that time, and Amelia was being nourished with formula milk. Cecilia hardly allowed her to take care of Amelia, as it was too exhausting.

“Rest up for now. Once a month has passed and you’ve regained your strength, there will be plenty of time to gradually take on the responsibility of caring for Amy.”

Madeline knew that Cecilia

nt well. “Thank you. Once I get better, I’ll definitely work hard.”

She hadn’t forgotten the words she had spoken.

“Let’s talk about it when the time comes.”

At that moment, Charlotte approached. “Boss, we’ve pretty much tied up things with Miranda. It’s time we pull back and have our international clients refuse to cooperate with Miranda.”

Sure, there happens to be a meeting tomorrow. Tell them to do so at nine o’clock,” Cecilia said.

Charlotte expressed her understanding and immediately set about making arrangements.

Madeline watched Cecilia silently. She was filled with immense admiration for this independent woman who could balance her own career while raising a child.

She made up her mind that once her health had sufficiently improved, she would discuss divorce with Darren.

After the divorce, she planned to find a job to support herself and Amelia.

Once this thought took root, it grew relentlessly, much like a weed.

Madeline wished she could immediately clear things up with Darren, yet she feared that he would find her and confine her.

After Ce

finished her work, Madeline couldn’t help but ask. “Ceci, do you think I can support myself and Amy in the future?”

Cecilia didn’t give it much thought. “Of course.”

As long as one is able–bodied and not lazy, raising a child isn’t a problem.

It’s just that being a single mother can be a bit more challenging.

Cecilia thought she truly had no family left, nor a husband anymore.

She reassured her, “Don’t worry, as long as you’re willing to work hard, you’ll definitely be able to provide for Amy. We’ll all be there to help you.”

Charlotte and Lucille, who were nearby, overheard and nodded in agreement. “Yeah, you should focus on taking care of your health right now. Take your time with work.”

Madeline nodded, feeling truly grateful for having encountered this wonderful group of people.

On the other side, Darren was oblivious to the fact that his beloved wife, whom he constantly thought about, had already planned to divorce him and take their daughter away.