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

Chapter 534 The Wrong Boy

Nobody understood better than Queenie what it felt like to have one’s child in someone else’s hands.

Cecilia took Elliot to the restroom. After leading the child to the entrance of the men’s restroom, she waited outside.

Before long, several tall men also entered the restroom.

Jonathan happened to be in the restroom. After checking the time, he figured the middle–aged man had already left. Thus, he ventured out, only to find himself face to face with three tall men.

Before he could react, one of them pressed a cloth soaked in some sort of drug against his mouth and nose.

Everything before Jonathan’s eyes turned black, and he fainted before he could call for help.

The man shrugged off his black coat, wrapping it around Jonathan, and hoisted Jonathan up to carry him outside.

Inside the restroom, after Elliot was done with his business and washed his hands, he was about

exit when he was abruptly caught by Zachary, who had come looking for Jonathan.

“You little sh*t! You’ve been in the restroom for over an hour! I thought you had fallen into the toilet bowl!”

He couldn’t help but find it odd. “Why did you change

foolish and tipsy man in front of him and said, “You’ve mistaken me for someone

was taken

Elliot was on the verge of rolling his eyes at him. He couldn’t believe Zachary couldn’t tell

grip, Elliot warned,

Jon, yet he’s definitely not an old soul in terms of

only did Zachary not let go, but he also pinched Elliot’s reddened cheek, which

“Where’s Jon?” Zachary asked.

people casually touched his face, his eyes filled

looking for him? Hmph! Let go of me.

Zachary’s mouth lifted slightly. He found that Elliot was far more interesting than

Elliot called out

from the men’s restroom, Cecilia didn’t think twice before rushing in.

let me go again,” Elliot pleaded with a pair of big, pitiful

Elliot’s overalls, stiffened. He looked at Cecilia’s all too familiar

listening to his nonsense. She took the child

to pull a funny face at

has never liked me, and now, there’s a