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

Chapter 118 His Gifts

Cecilia had a meal at Vivian’s house, and we spent a long time chatting. As the hour grew late, she decided to take a ride back to Daltonia Villa.

She was worried that Jonathan might overthink things, so she asked Vivian not to mention anything about Elliot or the fact that she was currently living at Daltonia Villa.

In truth, Jonathan had noticed early on that something was off with his mother today. However, being considerate, he chose not to pry. Instead, he planned to subtly coax information out of Vivian in private.

At Daltonia Villa, Nathaniel returned from the company at five in the afternoon. He was seated on the living room couch, an exquisite gift box placed on the coffee table in front of him.

Ding!

The Epean–style wall clock showed the hour hand resting on the 10.

It’s already ten o’clock, yet Cecilia hasn’t returned?

Nathaniel had never waited this long for anyone before. He tugged at his tie in irritation, a slight frown creasing his handsome brows. He took the gift box in his slender hand, repeatedly examining it to ensure that the contents would please her, before finally closing it again.

Another half hour passed, and Nathaniel’s irritation only intensified. He rose, reaching for the items on the table, prepared to personally bring Cecilia back.

door opening echoed from the entrance. Nathaniel looked over, his gaze meeting Cecilia, who was walking in, clad in a long dress

senses, Cecilia asked,

but he also hadn’t eaten. At this moment, Nathaniel’s mind was in

place for dinner.” Cecilia, having swapped her shoes for a pair of slippers, walked in. She then moved past Nathaniel, heading upstairs to her room. She

had someone tailing me?

towering figure blocked her path. “Aren’t you going to ask

all his weekends working; she didn’t even need to ask. Cecilia was somewhat puzzled,

Nathaniel found himself unable to muster any anger,

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toward her. “It’s a gift from a client at the

quite some time but didn’t take it. In the Nathaniel made a mistake, he would casually give her

of Zachary’s people. She nearly drowned, her eardrums painfully swollen, almost causing her to go deaf. In the end, he casually gifted her a necklace and said, “Avoid those places in the future, and

time Cecilia had received a gift from Nathaniel. She had been overjoyed for a long,