When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 32 Have You Fallen For Her

Upon hearing their conversation, Mason intervened.

It wasn’t that he loved to meddle in others‘ affairs, but rather, he had a knack for reading people’s expressions.

In recent times, apart from his work, Nathaniel’s main activities were sending out men to search for Cecilia, as well as suppressing Calvin’s business.

In Mason’s perspective, this series of behaviors was definitely not just because Nathaniel disliked Cecilia.

As the days passed by, Nathaniel never once gave up on his search for Cecilia.

On Christmas Eve, a heavy snow was falling.

In the past, Cecilia would always accompany Nathaniel back to Rainsworth Manor to celebrate Christmas Eve.

But this year was different – Nathaniel returned alone.

Unlike the lively banter he engaged in when Cecilia first passed away, Nathaniel was now mostly sitting alone, barely willing to speak. The icy cold aura surrounding him was so intense, it deterred anyone from approaching him.

He came in a rush, and just as hurriedly, he returned to Daltonia Villa.

Outside the villa, a blanket of pristine white snow had accumulated, presenting a pleasing sight to the eye.

But for some reason, he kept feeling like something was missing..

front of the floor–to–ceiling window,

you better hope I don’t find

him, someone pushed the

turned around, only to see his mother, Elena, elegantly dressed in luxurious attire,

feel like ever

Nathaniel remained indifferent.

unchanged, from beginning

to hold back any longer, Elena voiced her confusion, “Don’t tell me you’ve fallen

a moment’s hesitation, Nathaniel declared, “As if

but Nathaniel sternly showed her

sat alone in the living room,

couldn’t recall how much he had drunk, only that he drank until he lost

heater was on, Nathaniel

The clock struck twelve.

woke up from his drunken stupor, he

reached out to grab

Att

time in Seabay Villa, Zachary

When

his phone, Zachary switched

always carried with him.

later, at

and a child was particularly