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

Chapter 248 Everything In Place

Jonathan hadn’t attended kindergarten for two days, and Zachary was also at home, juggling work while keeping him company.

Outside, Vivian was making a scene, and Zachary initially didn’t want to pay her any attention.

It was not until he heard from others that she planned to see Wren that he let her in, agreeing to a paternity test.

Vivian enveloped Jonathan in her arms, sobbing uncontrollably. “My sweet boy, you must have been frightened, right?”

Jonathan had to admit, despite Vivian’s shortcomings, her acting skills were commendable.

He patted Vivian’s shoulder. “Mommy, don’t cry. Be good now.”

Zachary looked at the pair, and no matter what, he simply couldn’t believe that the child before him wasn’t his son.

The paternity test would require at least four to five days. During these few days, Jonathan had to stay here with him.

“Zachary, you better keep your word, or else I’ll get your father to stand up for me,” Vivian warned. She now knew that even Zachary had someone he feared–George.

Fortunately, George was quite fond of her.

Meanwhile, Zachary was growing impatient. “I get it. You can leave now.”

After a final embrace with Jonathan, Vivian made sure he hadn’t been mistreated by Zachary before she took her leave.

After she left, she immediately informed Cecilia.

Upon receiving the news, Cecilia felt relieved.

Now, all that was left was to leave the next day.

realize was that Nathaniel was currently arranging for the purchase of the Smith

he planned to surprise

again with Cecilia,

simply planning for the future, while

bag that contained the dolls that

bought for her was left untouched. She hadn’t unwrapped it

called her assistant overseas. “How much money is there in the company

“Eight billion.”

That’s a lot…

was somewhat

money into this

the money to Nathaniel. Her first intention was to leave him speechless, and secondly, she wanted to repay him

payment for his

once again entrusted all her

“Ceci, where did

time, however, I’d like you to draft an agreement. The general idea is to return the betrothal gift Nathaniel once gave to the Smith family. From then on, we owe each other

agree to

his business. In

Nathaniel now was completely different from

When should

thought, Cecilia said, “Let’s say in about two

take Jonathan with

“Alright.”

was seated at the head of the

contract. “If I’m

residence. Mason had brought

a problem?” Nathaniel retorted with a