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

Chapter 402 Bad News Travels Fast

In the car, Elliot kept his head down, not daring to utter a word.

Cecilia had never been as angry and worried as she was that day. She didn’t question her son but waited for him to speak first.

Nathaniel was also in the car. He told Mason to call off the search for Elliot.

After arriving home and Nathaniel had gone to work, Elliot began to act coy.

“I’m sorry, Mommy. I just missed you and Mr. Rainsworth too much, so I went to look for your both.”

He apologized in a charmingly cute demeanor.

In the past, whenever he apologized, his mother would become soft–hearted and forgive him.

But this time, Cecilia’s expression remained icy cold.

Elliot was somewhat flustered, at a loss for a moment.

He was just about to go upstairs to seek advice from Martha, but no sooner had he taken two steps away than Cecilia ordered, “Stop.”

Elliot promptly stood there obediently.

“I truly realized my mistake, Mommy.”

“You just wanted to see me and Mr. Rainsworth?” Cecilia suddenly asked.

mesmerizing eyes constricted. “I was

his slightly pale face, yet she

home without telling me again in the future,

angry. He nodded fervently. “It won’t happen.

was always in the hospital by himself, either undergoing chemotherapy or taking

want to be

hospital

word “hospital,” Cecilia’s heart inexorably clenched painfully. “Be good and wait a little longer, Eli. We’ll be

“Okay.”

Elliot hugged his

and has no plans to

afternoon, Cecilia took

Elliot saying that he wanted to see Nathaniel. She couldn’t

Elliot choked.

daddy? But since Mommy asked this

“Yes, I like him.”

gently patted his head, the

the car and headed

radio broadcasted a piece of news. It was reported that Nathaniel had indeed lost his sight, and some reporters managed to snap pictures of

brows furrowed slightly. Sure enough, bad news

the news broke, it garnered attention from

also saw the news. Just a few days ago, she agreed to let Cassandra

coupled with her dance, having catapulted her into