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

Chapter 34 He Had Become Increasingly Ruthless

“Mommy, have you arrived yet? On the nights when I’m not around, always remember to have a warm glass of milk before you go to sleep. Also, don’t forget to take your vitamins… and don’t kick off your blanket while you sleep at night; you’ll catch a chill. I left my and Eli’s favorite plush toys in your suitcase. If you can’t sleep, let them keep you company…”

When it came to her eldest son, he was the type who, if he didn’t feel like talking, wouldn’t utter a single word.

However, whenever he spoke, he sounded like an elder, constantly nagging and fussing. It was unclear who he had inherited this from.

At times, Cecilia felt as if he was the adult between them.

“All right, I’ll definitely remember.”

Once Jon finished speaking, it was only then that Cecilia reluctantly ended the call.

Back when she first left for abroad, she had been battling depression and suffered from hearing impairment. On top of that, she was pregnant, so she often had sleepless nights and struggled to

cat.

After the birth of the twins, her illness hadn’t been cured, but her condition had improved somewhat.

As the children gradually grew up, they surprisingly began to take care of her once the two little ones learned to walk and talk.

practically

and vitamins, Cecilia proceeded to open her suitcase. Sure enough, she found

Cecilia lay in bed and was able

day, at the

and is set to attend a charity auction at the

Cecilia had already instructed people back

was overseas managing a project and was due to return

let go, the thought of having to actively approach this man again filled her heart

o’clock, the charity gala

had a private room all to himself. He didn’t need to bid personally; that task was taken

VIP room, immaculately dressed in a crisp suit. His eyes, cold and as dark as

here

the Smith family residence by Cecilia, and afterward, Paula and Magnus sold it off for a pittance overseas. Now, it had somehow found

had never missed any news about Cecilia, no matter what

quickly the Trapiche

promptly raised a sign. “Twenty

The people present o

the price suddenly doubled. Many of the wealthy individuals had

everyone knew full well that they couldn’t afford to offend