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

Chapter 160 Picking Calvin Up

Everyone couldn’t help but be surprised.

In the past, Nathaniel had never once left a meeting halfway through.

Under everyone’s pleading gazes, Mason reluctantly followed them out.

“Mr. Rainsworth?”

Nathaniel signaled him to keep quiet, then picked up his phone, ready to dial Cecilia’s number.

Yet, when it came time to make the call, he hesitated.

If I call her like this, she would surely think that I care about her more than I should. Never mind, then.

Nathaniel then turned off his phone.

He couldn’t find peace of mind all day today.

As nightfall approached, Nathaniel had yet to eat dinner. Instead, he instructed his driver to head

back home.

He pushed open the door, only to be greeted by an eerie silence that filled the living room. Darkness immediately engulfed him, seeping into every inch of his being.

Nathaniel was lying on the sofa in the dark, consumed by his gloom.

Every now and then, he would unlock his phone, unsure of what he was anticipating.

As time ticked away, he sat in the living room, losing track of how long it had been, when. suddenly his phone lit up.

bodyguard that read: Ms. Smith

His eyes narrowed slightly.

Cecilia was about

a trace overwhelmed him. Nathaniel

the gas pedal all the

butler of Spring Forest Manor and asked, “Could you check if the

the command, he

Picking Calvin

lying quietly on the

child is still

tense heart

he was certain that Cecilia

tight at Spring Forest Manor, making it impossible for just anyone to

safe side, Nathaniel warned. “Be

“Understood.”

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butler had no time to rest as he had all the security systems within the

at the location his bodyguard had sent

he saw Cecilia stepping out of a car and entering the

inside the airport terminal. Cecilia noted that there were still

Calvin’s plane

around when she stepped out ensuring that no one washing her before she instructed her driver to head to the

had assumed that the people arranged by Nathaniel would have been

1.

arrived on the second floor of the airport, taking in all the surroundings

soon

up and moved toward the