A Divorce After My Rebirth

Chapter 466 Your Plan Won’t Work

There were times when Cedric had uttered these words to Natalie repeatedly.

How was he back then, especially concerning Isabella’s matter?

He would repeatedly assert that she should pay the price for her actions.

He arrogantly believed everything he saw and heard, trusting the rumors from

outside. Yet, he never trusted her.

No matter how many explanations she provided, all she received in return was his

cold retort, “Natalie, this is the price you should pay.”

Indeed, those were the words she had heard most then.

“There’s no ‘should or shouldn’t.‘ They merely chose to follow you,” Natalie said as

she sipped her milk.

Her tone was layered with complex emotions.

Upon hearing this, Irwin stiffened momentarily. Then, he glanced at Natalie and said

in a gentle tone, “Alright. Let’s not talk about this anymore.”

“Now that you’re here in Wexford, what’s your plan?” Irwin asked Natalie.

Plan?

When Irwin asked that question, the depth and sharpness in Natalie’s eyes

tensified.

me like that?”

nothing

being by your side. Is a

Plan Won’t Work

had uttered these words

then, especially concerning Isabella’s matter?

that she should pay the

everything he saw and heard, trusting the rumors

trusted her.

was his cold retort, “Natalie, this is the price you should

words she had

They merely chose to follow you,” Natalie

sipped her milk.

tone was layered with complex

he glanced at

Let’s not

you’re here in Wexford, what’s

Plan?

asked that question, the depth and

you looking at me like that?” Irwin asked.

I do nothing now, just being by your side… is a kind of revenge against Him! Natalie replied.

taken aback when he heard

everything. Just by being beside him as his fiancee, she was

was that really all there was to

studied Natalie, trying to decipher her true intentions. In his

adeptly. How could she be content with just being by his side and doing

chuckle, he let out a laugh tinged with disbelief.

eyebrow. “What? Don’t

I’ve never been sincere with

hadn’t truly cared about her

coming to Wexford meant Natalie would be