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

Chapter 556 Car Window

She was already having trouble sleeping, and when Nathaniel got into the bed, Cecilia became even more awake.

She shifted her body away.

Suddenly, someone grasped Cecilia’s hand. She immediately pretended to be asleep, obediently. settling down and closing her eyes.

Nathaniel gently held her small hand, caressing it softly.

Cecilia had her eyes closed for quite a while before she realized that he was unable to see them. Even if she were to open her eyes, he wouldn’t know whether she had fallen asleep or not.

Hence, Cecilia slowly opened her eyes.

What met her gaze was the stern and cold profile of Nathaniel.

She didn’t know when he had managed to sit up. One of his hands was holding hers, while the other was gently caressing her head.

After confirming her forehead, he lowered his head.

Cecilia subconsciously closed her eyes. A kiss as light as a feather brushed across her forehead.

For some reason, her heart started to beat a bit faster.

Nathaniel didn’t do anything else. He simply laid back down, cautiously drawing her closer to him.

wound on her face, he didn’t hold her

thought that the changes over the past period were due to his

that moment, it seemed that wasn’t the

of the day, her sleep

“Jon…”

he immediately patted her shoulder and said, “Don’t worry. Jon

that, Cecilia gradually found peace and

was unusually light.

“Nathaniel.”

here,” Nathaniel

particularly familiar, inevitably recalling the time she had

the

it and couldn’t help but

the zither before, she had noticed it too. She just hadn’t

had to save a certain silly person. Nathaniel didn’t voice his thoughts. Instead, he said, “It’s from getting

increasingly suspicious. She vividly recalled it was Calvin who had brought her

Nathaniel appeared

about to question him, Nathaniel uttered, “Go

Cecilia once again

eyes again, it was already ten in the morning, and Nathaniel

waking up, Cecilia saw that Elliot had prepared breakfast

down for breakfast

“All right.”