A Divorce After My Rebirth

Chapter 16 He Was No Longer Her Support

Rain poured down steadily, causing the water level of the small creek next to the villa to rise.

In the piano room, Natalie was playing the instrument, her music harmonizing with the creek’s gentle

flow. With her satin–like long hair, the sight of her sitting behind the piano w with the creek’s gentle

Standing outside the door, Cedric couldn’t help but exclaim at the sight.

The piano abruptly fell silent.

Natalie noticed him and gently asked, “When did you come back?”

“Ten minutes ago,” the man replied as he stepped inside.

captivating.

He hadn’t changed his shoes, and had been wearing the same clothes for a few days. It was evident that he had been with Isabella over the past few days. At this moment, his deep and piercing eyes appeared

somewhat weary as he stood next to Natalie.

“Did you see what was sent to me in the lobby downstairs?” Natalie asked calmly, without a hint of

emotion in her eyes.

you let someone

answer Cedric’s question but posed one of her own, “Are you

it in the

absence, someone would

in the man’s eyes. He had

thing, but sending such intimidating items directly to this place

online, Cedric had been waiting for her to call him, especially since she

matter what, he… was her support. In times like this, she had no choice but to seek his

woman before him, his

I’ve already called the

his eyes.

reaction wasn’t to seek his help,

trace of panic flashed across his brows. He grabbed Natalie’s delicate arm tightly,

reaction, Cedric eased his grip

“They haven’t arrived yet!”

you call

the past, no matter what happened,

And at this moment….

to look at Cedric Her hand unconsciously traced the contours of the man’s face, but it was no longer as smooth as before. His stubble felt like needles pricking at

smiled. “You’ve been busy these days, haven’t you? You didn’t even have time to

occupied she asked

Cedric stiffened instantly.

busy with the medical team, attending

Knowing that timing was crucial for a patient of her condition, they had been