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

Chapter 188 Do You Hate Me Too

Elena assumed that Nathaniel had brought the child home and never disclosed it to anyone else due to the fact that the mother might be someone unpresentable to the public.

Nathaniel felt somewhat helpless.

Is she still willing to acknowledge the child if it isn’t mine?

“Don’t concern yourself with this matter.”

Once he finished speaking, he promptly hung up the phone.

Ill at ease still, Nathaniel couldn’t help but flip through his phone’s photo gallery.

Inside his hidden album, there were three photos.

One was Cecilia’s medical report after she got pregnant. Another was a picture of Elliot. The last one was a photo capturing the silhouette of a young, innocent girl.

His attention lingered on the photo of Elliot as he studied it intently.

Is he really Calvin’s son?

He was somewhat skeptical, yet he didn’t dare to get someone to verify it.

that he had no relation to the child, all his hopes

better not to verify it at

had already been

what, I must find out where that child

Elena instructed her

she needed, she was

grandson was not solely to ensure there was someone to

elders of the Rainsworth family that there was nothing wrong with

twins. However, her younger son was diagnosed with a genetic disorder right after his birth. Upon learning about the

Rainsworth family, the elders of the

kept talking about Nathaniel not having a child. They speculated that there might be some health

was no way she could admit to having a genetic issue, let

agony with Nathaniel.

hospital, Cecilia noticed the living room light was still on. As she pushed open the door and stepped in, she saw Nathaniel, dressed in casual clothes, sitting on the couch under the soft lighting, engrossed in

head, continuing to flip through his book. However, his thoughts had long since

gradually made her way to

back. I saw the flowers outside. They’re really

seen the flowers in the morning, but

his hands, slightly lifting his head. He

voice was magnetic, yet his eyes were

off with him, yet she couldn’t pinpoint