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

Chapter 365 You Are Free To Leave

“What are you doing? Let go.”

Cecilia was about to push him away, but he only held her tighter and gently grasped Cecilia’s small hand with his other hand.

“Don’t move. We wouldn’t want to harm our child.”

After he finished speaking, another thought came to him. “By my calculations, it should be almost three months now, right? Let’s go for a prenatal checkup today.”

Cecilia frowned. He just remembered?

“I went for a checkup a while ago. The child is very healthy. And let me repeat, the child is not yours.

Nathaniel was unfazed. He picked up Cecilia and headed upstairs.

“Nathaniel, put me down. I’m not going back to the room,” Cecilia demanded, gripping his arm tightly.

Nathaniel, seemingly impervious to pain, refused to let go.

Cecilia realized that he had been overstepping his bounds these days.

After carrying her into the room, Nathaniel gently closed the door behind him and carefully placed her on the bed..

“Listen to me.”

Cecilia was somewhat speechless. She hadn’t expected that even with his blindness, she was still no match for him physically.

was truly tired. She couldn’t be bothered to deal with Nathaniel anymore and unknowingly drifted

the woman’s steady breathing, ensuring she was sound asleep before he

had been waiting outside for quite some

seeing him emerge, he immediately opened the

car pulled into the most luxurious building

were present, and the place was filled with an array of

of equipment, Nathaniel continued his treatment. Recently, it seemed that his memory was becoming increasingly

clearer things became, the more he felt enveloped by

memories had resurfaced, and images of his past

played. The countless mocking gazes and words

Nathaniel opened his eyes. His face was

having just noticed that Nathaniel’s heartbeat was erratic

clenched his hand, his forehead slick with a sheen of perspiration.

it for today’s treatment,”

feared that Nathaniel would not be

did not persist with his

the journey back home by car, he remained silent

shrouded in darkness. He was unable to see at

we’ve arrived,”

“Okay.”

stepped out

him return

assisting the