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

Chapter 92 Evidence By Jonathan

Originally, Vivian intended to give Jonathan a bit of a scare.

However, in the end, she was defeated by the gaze of Jonathan, who wore an expression as if he was looking at a fool.

“I know. I’ve already been trying to play with the kids,” Jonathan responded. After answering, he pulled out his small tablet and continued his studies.

Because he had been busy with building blocks at the kindergarten, it had been quite a while. since he last read a book.

Vivian glanced at it. All she saw were strange symbols that were completely incomprehensible to her. Comparisons are odious, indeed.

Seeing how hard Jonathan was trying, Vivian couldn’t afford to lag behind.

Upon heading to the study, she delved back to her law books, preparing for her legal battle with, Stella.

Suddenly, there was a knock at the door.

Jonathan was standing outside.

Vivian was a bit puzzled. “What’s the matter?”

I have a wonderful thing to

grew even more puzzled as she watched Jonathan approach

less than a minute, he stopped. A webpage appeared on the screen. Upon entering it, Vivian. saw that it

She randomly clicked on one, realizing that each piece of information would cost her a hefty price, and

I finally understand why your mother wanted you to keep your talents hidden,” exclaimed

Mr. Reese gave me all of this. He insisted that you

Vivian and Calvin hadn’t communicated privately, so she definitely wouldn’t know whether what

knew he was a bit smarter than the

didn’t want her to know because if she did, he was certain

all those pieces

Vivian still felt that the way he had skillfully hammered away at the keyboard

devoted herself entirely

thought of everything for her.” Vivian had meticulously compiled all the evidence related to

summarize everything first, discuss it with Cecilia in

continued to work diligently at Orion Corporation, occasionally visiting the charity projects in which she

actions only deepened Nathaniel’s confusion, leaving him pondering the

had been smoking more frequently than he ever had

office with some documents, the space was filled with a haze