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

Chapter 382 Serve Prison Time

Nathaniel was taken aback for a moment, then he replied, “It depends on the mistake. If it’s something like what you did, I won’t let him go to jail.” I can deal with something like this with money.

Jonathan, however, interpreted his words as a willingness to serve prison time on behalf of his 5011.

An unusual emotion inexplicably arose within him.

The call for dinner from Cecilia interrupted their conversation, prompting them to leave the TOOM.

Cecilia watched the two of them walk out in “peace.” Jonathan was like a miniaturized replica of Nathaniel.

At that moment, Cecilia recalled the last time Jonathan, who never slept with anyone else, surprisingly volunteered to sleep with Nathaniel.

She suddenly wavered, uncertain whether to tell Nathaniel about the child.

After all, they were father and son. She thought Jonathan surely wanted his father around and only didn’t say it out loud to comfort her.

“Boss, quickly turn on the

to her room and turned on her computer. Just as I

dance attire, which did little to conceal the extra weight around her

admirers would adore her dance. At that moment, she had. only a handful of old men egging her

accuse her of being flirtatious and not

after seeing that, Cecilia felt that the years of pent–up resentment and grievances didn’t

Paula did all that for her other daughter,

a meager audience. She’s really going all out for her daughter.” Then,

tried to

hearing that, Cecilia couldn’t help but respond, Lottie, she is

Charlotte was momentarily stunned.

Martha was Cecilia’s nanny and that life was quite challenging for Cecilia in the past. Martha shared all that

she have someone else raise her daughter? “Boss, isn’t she too biased? I’ve been with you for five years, and I’ve never seen her call you even once. If she knew that the melody she’s been longing for was

All right, enough about that. Go ahead and sign the contract with her.” She would’ve mocked me if she knew I composed

to watch her mother dance. Yet, at that moment,