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

Chapter 515 An Eyesore

Those at the dining table were taken aback once again. This was the first time anyone had dared to label Felix as selfish.

The protective Miranda felt a little disgruntled, but Elliot was a child even younger than her own son, making it difficult for her to defend Felix.

Although Felix was arrogant and domineering, he was not foolish. He immediately knew he was being insulted by Elliot.

“You unwanted child, how dare you insult me!”

Elliot felt the fire wasn’t stoked enough, so he continued, his lips pursed. “Don’t get mad. I’m just being honest. Didn’t your teachers teach you manners when you were in school?”

Cecilia was rendered speechless.

Before she left the house earlier, she had warned Elliot not to talk too much.

Two kids were arguing, and as an adult, it wasn’t right for her to intervene. All she could do was shoot Elliot a look, silently telling him it was enough.

Elliot deliberately avoided her gaze, turning instead to challenge Felix with a raised eyebrow. The look on his face seemed to be daring Felix to come get him.

When Felix saw the face that looked identical to Jonathan’s, he still couldn’t bring himself to hit the latter.

the table and threw it at Elliot, but his aim was off, and it ended up

Niel was thoroughly infuriated.

taught him after I asked you to educate him this morning? I don’t see any need for him

and Miranda were openly chased

spoke in a voice laced with sarcasm. “Let’s go. We wouldn’t

refused to

clearly the one

“Now that Elliot is back, it’s

being struck, Felix broke down

went on to shift

for a few days. We don’t even know if he

he could finish his sentence, Nathaniel interrupted in a deep and somber tone, “What did

instantly reminded of the chilling scene where he was

up again. “You’re all adults, aren’t you? The child may not be sensible, but why are you behaving the same

had absolutely no idea that

it either and found himself staring blankly at

while being

Miranda stood rooted to the spot, unable to utter a