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

Chapter 345 Coding Competition

During this period, Nathaniel’s memory was gradually returning. He remembered that as a child, he used to code.

After Jonathan had written a portion of the code, Nathaniel reviewed it and was surprised to find no issues at all.

After all, Jonathan was still a child, not yet adept at hiding his brilliance.

“By the time I reach your age, I’m certain I’ll surpass you.”

Nathaniel didn’t seem bothered. “We’ll talk about it once you’ve surpassed me.”

An idea suddenly popped into Jonathan’s mind. “Let’s have a contest. If you lose, you’ll willingly step away from my mom, deal?”

Nathaniel paused what he was doing, his handsome brows slightly raised.

“And what if I were to win?”

“Then, I’ll allow you to stay here.”

Nathaniel chuckled lightly. “This wager you’re proposing is far too unfair to me. Even without competing against you, I can still stay here.”

Jonathan didn’t expect his deadbeat dad to be so quick–witted.

“What is it that you want?”

Since se mbag daddy is blind, there’s no way I’d lose in a coding competition.

win, you’ll have to call me

instantly taken

he call his

mocked, “What’s holding you back? It’s just ‘Daddy‘,

says I’m afraid of losing? Let’s do it then.” Jonathan said,

up his room. As she emerged, she saw Jonathan and Nathaniel sitting in the living room,

they suddenly become so friendly with each

for a bath.” Cecilia almost called out the wrong

Jonathan had said. If Nathaniel had misunderstood, then so be it. After all, she planned to leave as soon as he regained

hold on a bit, take a rest first,” Jonathan said, his eyes never

“All right.”

turned three, Jonathan

An hour later.

breached Jonathan’s

empty and vacant, as if

“I won,” Nathaniel stated.

fully returned yet. Once it did, he would realize that the boy who just competed against him was the

head low, his

that, your voice is too

but to raise his

up, reaching out to ruffle his

“Good boy.”

Jonathan looked as deflated

him what was wrong, he wouldn’t say