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

Chapter 348 Sudden Change In Demeanor

At Sparaville, Nathaniel was deeply engrossed in matters related to his new company when his phone suddenly buzzed with a flurry of incoming text messages.

December twelfth, ten twenty–four, card charged eight hundred eighty–eight thousand.

December twelfth, ten twenty–six, xx card charged three hundred eighty–eight thousand.

December twelfth, eleven o’clock, xx card charged one million eight hundred eighty–eight thousand.

In just a short span of half an hour, millions were spent.

Though Nathaniel did not care for the money, he was quite curious as to what on earth could a child buy that would cost so much all at once?

The crucial point was, wasn’t he supposed to be at school at this time?

Nathaniel picked up his phone, dialed a number, and instructed, “Can you check what Elliot is doing at the kindergarten?”

“Yes, Sir.”

In the room next door, Cecilia was taking care of Martha in bed with the help of the caregiver. It was only today that she discovered the caregiver had been replaced by Nathaniel.

Martha had told her that the caretaker she had hired nearly drove Nathaniel to his wit’s end with all sorts of outrageous behavior.

Cecilia had trouble believing the scene she was picturing in her mind, it seemed almost too unreal.

a video for me to see,” Cecilia said, her eyes

more with Martha, in an attempt to alleviate her physical

thought about

told the caregiver that

went downstairs

caregiver had left, Martha grasped Cecilia’s hand. “Cecilia,

Cecilia was also unsure.

has lost his memory. He can’t do

“I’ve been feeling restless

as bad as she initially thought. However, she dared

Martha, assuring her

room only after she had grown

stairs, Cecilia glanced at Nathaniel’s tightly shut room, but didn’t pay much. attention

to her pregnancy, she would occasionally feel nauseous. She wanted out for

to go

snow, the cold wind brushed

had been walking when suddenly, her gaze fixed on

dressed Paula was making her way toward

recalling the past when

before. At that time, seeing her living

her son the day before, Paula felt