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

Chapter 427 How Should I Address You

In the car, Cecilia was feeling extremely uncomfortable. The doctor had assured her that a small glass of fruit wine wouldn’t cause any harm. However, that day, she felt particularly unwell, overcome by fatigue and heat.

“Nathaniel, where are we going? I think I’m getting carsick.”

“Just lean on me and take a nap. You won’t feel dizzy anymore,” Nathaniel gently coaxed her.

Cecilia leaned against his shoulder, closing her eyes.

The two were incredibly close, so close that Nathaniel could catch the faint fragrance wafting from her.

His Adam’s apple bobbed slightly as he swallowed, forcefully suppressing the stirrings within his heart.

Finally, the car arrived at the hospital.

Nathaniel carried Cecilia straight to a private examination room.

For the next hour, they underwent an examination together. Fortunately, the substance added to the alcohol didn’t inflict any harm on their bodies. All they needed to do was wait for the effects of the drug to wear off, and they would be fine..

Zachary rushed into the hospital room. “Nathaniel, what happened?”

At this point, Cecilia had already fallen into a deep sleep.

After motioning for him to quiet down, Nathaniel and Zachary moved outside the sickroom.

Cecilia

something she shouldn’t have. It’s not a

worried, which is why he asked

all, he

events of the day had only served to increase his frustration with his current self. If only he could

that she’s

wound

and he hadn’t even had the chance to repay her. He couldn’t allow

Nathaniel for Cecilia to wake up. However, not long

with no choice,

returned home with

opened her eyes, only then feeling a bit more clear–headed, as she took in everything within

warm. Puzzled, she

and stern face. It was then she realized that

of her hold and

awake and spoke up, his

she replied, “No. Perhaps

be a bit

wouldn’t know if Cecilia

“Yeah.”

never even considered the possibility that there

today, she had even inquired with the housekeeper, who mentioned that it was

sleep,” he said. The latter half of the