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

Chapter 139 The Agreement

“You’re back?”

Cecilia raised her hand to close the piano lid before standing up.

With his tall and slender figure leaning

figure leaning against the door, Nathaniel asked, “Why did you stop playing?”

In the past, he was always consumed by work and had no idea about Cecilia’s talent for playing the piano. It was only once when Magnus came to discuss a project with him that he had the chance to hear Cecilia play.

At the time, Magnus had infuriated him, and he recalled venting his anger on her by belittling her.

From that point on, she never returned to the music room, and she never played the piano again. At that time, he didn’t think it was a big deal.

“I don’t want to bother you,” Cecilia stated, before adding, “I’ve prepared the agreement; why don’t you take a look?”

After his trip out, Nathaniel had nearly forgotten all about the

agreement.

“Right.”

The two walked side by side.

play quite well. What’s the name of that piece? How

words, Cecilia was momentarily

heard

composed back in her school days, and she had purposefully played it for him

fixed on her as he asked meaningfully, “Should

head. “I was just asking casually. I wrote this piece of music back in high school,

she was the composer, Nathaniel couldn’t

realized that his wife was so incredibly

leaving Cecilia to stare at his retreating figure,

it seemed as though he truly

Cecilia found it odd, she didn’t dwell on

busy. So many years had passed since then, so

the agreement she

there aren’t any issues, I’ll print it out, and then we can

agreement, giving it a

be done without the other’s consent. If one party violated this,

was required to take good care of Elliot. Once Cecilia had completely repaid the money, Elliot had to be immediately returned to her.

Thirdly…

the terms, it essentially boiled down to the fact that the two would live together, but he

touch her, she had

once the debt was fully repaid, Nathaniel was obliged to return

she was determined

in contemplation, then turned his