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

Chapter 439 Settle Her Marriage

Vivian never expected Roland and George would Settle her marriage with just a few words.

She knew she didn’t have the right to refuse at this point, so she could only accept it.

“But let me make it clear. Jon isn’t his son. If he kicks me out later, don’t blame me for it.”

“Stop spouting nonsense. Tomorrow, go buy yourself some nice clothes. Now, get lost, don’t interrupt me and Jonathan’s chess game,” Roland snapped.

He wished he didn’t have this daughter and could just raise his brilliant grandson alone.

Vivian left, feeling disheartened.

She was worried that Cecilia might be unaware of the situation, so she called her privately to give her a heads–up.

Due to the incident with Adrian, Cecilia had stopped helping out, and Elena hadn’t said anything. either. After all, no one wanted to air their dirty laundry in public.

Adrian was still in the hospital, with the official story being that he had accidentally fallen into the river.

Cecilia sat leisurely on the couch and asked Nathaniel, “Do you remember Zachary now?”

Nathaniel continued to lie, “Not really.”

you don’t. What does ‘not really mean?”

volatile temper and was ungrateful. Someone like Vivian, who was so devoted, would definitely suffer if she

I think so

away at the Sinclair residence,

to agree with her assessment, so shel continued, “But what if he bullies

hesitation, Nathaniel said, “Don’t worry,

Cecilia’s friend, and Nathaniel wouldn’t

you be so sure? You know him so well? I thought you didn’t even

for a moment and quickly explained, “It’s just my

family, who had always acted based on skill, was now relying on

hope so. If he dares to hurt Vivian, I won’t let

help you,” Nathaniel

this, Cecilia was finally at ease. Even though Zachary wasn’t a good person, he was

now, though Nathaniel had lost his sight, Zachary still respected

warm interior of the house was filled with the sound of their

however, Nicholas sat alone in

the direction of Nathaniel’s room, his eyes deep in thought, filled with memories of his time

to go back. If only we could stay out here forever. If only time could. freeze in

heavily, unable to