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

Chapter 358 Go Fishing

Jonathan was intentionally giving Nathaniel a hard time by suggesting Nathaniel would use his body heat to melt the ice and catch fishes.

Martha could see what was happening and was about to refuse, but to her surprise, Nathaniel solemnly said, “Mhm. I will go fishing tonight.”

Cecilia couldn’t help but feel surprised. Why does he suddenly want to go fishing?

Martha didn’t believe him because the ice on the river was at least thirty centimeters thick in the middle of the winter. There’s no way he can catch a fish in this condition. Does he feel nothing boasting like this?

Later on, the facts proved that there were very few things in the world that money couldn’t accomplish.

At around ten in the night, someone delivered a fresh catch of fish, specifically the one from the small river that Martha was particularly fond of.

Nathaniel handed those exceptionally fresh fish over to Cecilia.

Immediately upon receiving them, Cecilia prepared a stew with them.

She planned to keep a portion of the remaining fish for herself and give the rest to her neighbors.

Cecilia wasn’t curious about how Nathaniel acquired the fish. There were plenty of people willing to lend a hand for a price.

However, Martha refused to drink the fish stew. “He caught the fish?”

it was his

her head. “I don’t want

overthinking it. He’s living in your house.

worried that she might get emotional over trivial matters

Cecilia’s heartfelt persuasion, Martha finally

here. It doesn’t stink.” At that moment, Martha felt a sense of happiness she had never

never imagined that in her later years, she would have the company of a daughter

half a bowl of the fish stew, Martha went to

to Pears

stared at Martha’s increasingly frail figure, gently

didn’t dare wonder what she would do and where she would

was Martha, so if

Cecilia’s: Martha was no longer around, Cecilia wondered if she would still have a

stood at

placed Martha’s hand inside the blanket, then walked out

place tomorrow. She asked me to invite you as well so we can attend Ernest’s wedding together the

wedding alone. However, a deep–seated sense of

witnessing Ernest with another

almost forgot about that. All right, I’ll drive and go with

“Mhm,” replied Jonathan.

before departing, Cecilia meticulously instructed the caregiver and housekeeper, urging them to take good care of Martha. She stressed that they should call her immediately if anything