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

Chapter 430 It Was To Protect You

After assisting Nicholas back to his residence, Cecilia then returned home.

As soon as she stepped into the living room, she was enveloped in a chilling temperature.

Surprisingly, despite the freezing weather, none of the indoor heating was turned on.

She tightened her coat around herself as she stepped inside the living room. There she saw Nathaniel, sitting alone on the couch, his handsome face expressionless and cold.

Ever since he lost his memories, Cecilia seldom saw him in this state.

“Why isn’t the heater on? Aren’t you cold?” Cecilia asked.

Nathaniel looked toward the source of the voice, his gaze landing on her. “How could I possibly be cold when I’m enveloped in fire?”

The sarcastic words only served to deepen Cecilia’s confusion. “What do you mean? What’s this about being enveloped in fire?”

Nathaniel had never expected that even at this point, Cecilia would still play dumb.

She really thought he was blind!

Without wasting time on further words, he immediately pulled out a stack of photos and tossed them toward her.

each one featuring Cecilia and Nicholas locked

Nathaniel was blind, he could still hear. As for taking pictures,

Cecilia was initially surprised, but several seconds later,

toward Nathaniel.

only to realize that he hadn’t

in his throat. “Is the point here really that I had

his gaze wasn’t focused on her, Cecilia might have

you get together with him?” The cold words slipped out of Nathaniel’s lips, but

want her to seek anyone

Smack!

slap was fiercely delivered onto his

a testament

supporting him. How does that equate to me. getting together with

felt an overwhelming sense of

hearing her explanation, Nathaniel’s confidence

him and me, it should have happened earlier. Why would it happen now, right at the doorstep of the Rainsworth residence?

in the wrong and

trembling

told you? I only took you in temporarily; we’re still going to get a divorce. What gives you the right to keep

dissipated even further. He realized that he had been utterly ridiculous to confront Cecilia with the