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

Chapter 407 A Part Of The Past

Magnus was taken aback, unsure why Zachary, who once hated Cecilia so much, was suddenly speaking up for her.

But he was quick to process the situation and immediately said, “Yes, I understand. She’s my sister. I’ll surely treat her with respect.”

Zachary then stood up, asking, “What did you mean earlier when you said that Nicholas would help you as long as Cecilia meets him?”

Scared of Zachary, Magnus relayed Nicholas‘ words exactly as he said them when they met a few days ago.

After hearing everything, Zachary was somewhat perplexed.

“Does Nicholas know Cecilia?”

guess so. Otherwise, why would he say that?” Magnus wasn’t quite sure either.

There was a time when the Smith family and the Rainsworth family had exchanges.

Magnus still remembered how Cecilia used to secretly penned love letters to Nathaniel in her room, but he had them torn up after discovering them.

Zachary felt as if he had unintentionally stumbled upon some earth–shattering revelation.

ask something else when a

doing here?” It was

today’s events to anyone, or

in a hasty

his impeccable suit, had already made his way to Zachary’s side. “Why have you been avoiding Elite Club and coming to Royale Club

Club were nightclubs in

be here. Darren, why are you still working at

Darren might ask about Magnus, Zachary

the years, he had never truly understood Darren. He felt

better if Darren

her pregnancy,” said Darren casually. He cast a glance at Magnus‘ retreating figure

his phone and called back home. His voice was gentle as he said, “Now that you’re pregnant, try to behave. You wouldn’t want

left, Zachary made sure to inform Nathaniel about the day’s

had already returned home. Upon hearing what Zachary said, he leaned back in hist chair, his eyes glinting

her belly and went for a stroll outside to aid

to the footsteps and humming outside, Nathaniel

somewhat surprised to see

way to her. He gently draped the coat

chilly out here. Don’t catch a

Cecilia waved her hand