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

Chapter 232 Where His Heart Truly Lies

Cecilia returned home, frustrated and empty–handed after her encounter with Miranda. She knew better than to ask Elena for answers, realizing that she was unlikely to reveal anything of value.

Back in her room, Cecilia unlocked her phone and saw a message from Calvin: Call me back when you have a moment.

Without hesitation, she dialed his number.

The call connected almost immediately, and Calvin’s familiar voice greeted her. “How have been lately?”

“I’ve obtained a map of the place they’re keeping Eli,” Cecilia replied. “I plan to secretly whisk Eli away when I saw him.”

“Once you’ve decided on a time, let me know. I’m not comfortable with you being alone.”

Cecilia understood his concern. He was worried that if she attempted to take Eli out of Spring Forest Manor by herself, they would be caught and brought back. “Don’t worry,” she assured him. “I’ll definitely find you when I leave.”

that she was concerned about the possibility of a confrontation between Calvin and Nathaniel. She feared

Then, as if considering something, he added, “The

“Sean understands Stella better than anyone else now. You could have him reveal the truth to Nathaniel at any time,

previous day, he had managed to slip away, but when he found Stella in the hospital, she treated him like a lunatic and had him

been using him all along. If Stella wished for his downfall, Sean was

told Calvin before picking up the other phone. To

standing not far away, his expression unreadable. It turned out

another message: I’ve made up my mind. I won’t compete with you for Nathaniel anymore. Because both of us know where his heart

message from Stella appeared: Oh, there’s something I think I should tell you.

conversation from a few days

with Calvin. “Stella recently landed a role in a major series. The kickoff ceremony should

corners of Calvin’s mouth as he

Calvin felt Cecilia had regained some control

out of consideration for Nathaniel’s dignity, she had kept it to