When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him

Chapter 1545 Stand Up For Yourself

Cecilia nodded. "Come here, let me give you a hug."

She crouched down and extended her hand toward Jonathan.

Jonathan's face flushed an even deeper shade of red, a hint of embarrassment coloring his cheeks as he approached Cecilia and allowed himself to be embraced. "Mommy, are you feeling any better?" he asked with concern.

Cecilia felt a warmth spreading within her. "I'm much better now. There's nothing to worry about."

"Then... do you remember me and Eli?" He was somewhat anxious.

Cecilia was filled with guilt. Not wanting to disappoint the child, she lied, "Yeah, but just a little. You and Eli are my darlings. I will remember you both very soon. A sparkle was evident in Jonathan's eyes.

"I knew you would never forget us. Mommy, you're the best person in the whole wide world."

Cecilia felt a pang of sorrow in her heart.

She genuinely felt sorry for her children, having forgotten about them.

When Jonathan was speaking, he saw Miranda.

Remembering Felix's words, he asked, "Mommy, isn't the parents' meeting over? Why haven't you gone back yet?"

Cecilia shook her head. "I'm not going back. Isn't there an event coming up later?"

Jonathan, however, didn't want her to stay any longer, fearing she might encounter some danger.

"Mommy, you should go back."

"Why?" Cecilia was somewhat puzzled. "Don't you want me to stay?"

Jonathan didn't know what to say.

"Of course, I want you to stay, but-"

"Don't worry, I don't have much to do anyway. I just want to spend more time with you."

Jonathan had been staying at Sinclair Manor. She had very little time to spend with him.

Jonathan could only pray that nothing would happen to Cecilia.

The event was about to kick off, involving a few fun games, and it also included a dinner outing for parents and their children. The group of women collectively helped to prepare the necessary items for the outdoor event.

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When she was helping out, she realized that something was off. Apart from Priscilla, no one else was paying her any attention.

It was as if they were purposely isolating her. The dining table she had neatly set was messed up by another woman, forcing her to tidy it up again.

The woman even said harshly, "She can't do anything ght. I don't know why Ms. Miranda even kept her around. She's just causing trouble."

Another woman intentionally bumped into Cecilia with her shoulder.

"Move out of the way."

Cecilia still had unanswered questions.

A touch of disdain crept into her heart. Are they deliberately isolating me?

This feels like school all over again.

For some reason, she felt as if she had experienced this before.

Priscilla approached Cecilia cautiously. "Ms. Cecilia, please don't take it to heart. After you disappeared, Helen and I were treated the same way. Our children were often left out too. Terry was even expelled, and he had to switch to another preschool."

Cecilia couldn't help but chuckle. "Why would I take it to heart? They're all acting like children. I won't bother arguing with them."

Priscilla didn't expect Cecilia to be so open-minded, which put her at ease.

However, throughout that year, she felt deeply wronged. She was frequently targeted and subjected to verbal taunts by the privileged women.

"But we can't just stand by and let them gang up on us, can we?" She was now counting on Cecilia to teach Miranda a lesson.

Unfortunately, Cecilia had lost her memory and couldn't recall anything.

Cecilia gave her shoulder a reassuring pat. "If someone bullies you, stand up for yourself."

Once she finished speaking, she reciprocated, addressing each action those people had taken against her

earlier.

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