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

Chapter 207 Lousy Father

Nathaniel was known for his unwavering decisions, leaving Mason with no choice but to follow suit. He instructed the legal department to prepare the contract agreement.

“By the way, Mr. Rainsworth. About the incident of your personal account being hacked early this morning, it might take a while to investigate. The culprit used a fake address…”

Upon hearing this, Nathaniel furrowed his brows. “Send me all the data we’ve gathered from the current investigation.”

“Yes, Sir.”

Upon receiving the data, Nathaniel retreated to his study.

He swiftly typed away at his computer, and in no time, he found a vulnerability on the other end, revealing the other party’s actual address.

“Hillscester…”

Meanwhile, Jonathan was rapidly typing away in the kindergarten restroom, a thin sheen of sweat glistening on his forehead.

He immediately gave up on transferring the money and changed his address instead.

Jonathan wiped the sweat off his forehead. “I didn’t expect my lousy father to have some capable people under him. This money wasn’t easy to get, I almost got caught.”

Luckily, he felt uneasy that day and decided to bring his laptop with him.

only managed to pinpoint the approximate

gave up so

was somewhat perplexed. If it were a rival company, they

approximate address to Mason. “Do thorough research, we

person.”

allow any threat

given, breakfast was delivered. Nathaniel descended the stairs to join

anxiously waiting to see if she would get pregnant

see Eli?” Cecilia tentatively asked, then explained, “After all, he’s still

young

and has no

saw Elliot on

his spoon tightened, as his mind was flooded with his mother’s words, as

reverted to his usual indifference. “Don’t worry, he’s

Nathaniel updated about Elliot’s situation every day. If anything happened, he

rejection, and the food she was eating lost all

“Don’t you think you’re being

marriage, carrying his

even have let the child live if

had nothing to say on

had to keep Elliot’s identity