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

Chapter 570 Are You Not Doing The Same

Nathaniel took Cecilia’s hand. “No way. I want to celebrate it.”

“Then, celebrate it alone.” Having said that, Cecilia planned to leave.

With a firm tug, Nathaniel pulled her into his embrace.

“No way. Come, let’s go and have dinner. You lead the way, and I’ll pick up the tab,” he asserted, having learned it from somewhere.

Cecilia didn’t want to go, but Nathaniel held onto her tightly.

The two of them stood amidst the chilly wind.

Cecilia hadn’t expected him to have a sly side to him. She could only relent and agree to his request. “Let’s go.”

She hadn’t eaten out much since returning to the country and didn’t know which restaurant’s food was good..

Noticing that it was getting late, she searched around before ultimately choosing a Clusian restaurant that wasn’t too crowded.

As soon as the two of them walked in, they drew quite a few stares. Because Nathaniel’s sight was impaired, Cecilia had to hold his hand, and his face was simply too eye–catching.

Someone even had her phone out, ready to snap a picture.

Cecilia raised a hand and blocked the person off. “Sorry, but photos aren’t allowed.”

give up and still wanted to snap a picture. But upon

she would have to equip Nathaniel with sunglasses and a mask when she brought

sight was impaired was far more captivating than one

man on the street, the ordinary person

to encounter a handsome man who was blind, she wouldn’t just

a private room for them. As

those who liked people with

server had just escorted Nicholas and

two private rooms were

server concluded that the two men seemed

like to eat?” Cecilia asked,

“Just order for me.”

all my favorite

corners of Nathaniel’s mouth lifted in a

Cecilia couldn’t help but lower her

to be served, Nathaniel asked, “Did you come out for a

feel like telling him about the risk she

I just came out

always

expose her. Instead, he took out an exquisite box and

“Happy Valentine’s Day.”

gifts, so that gift

him to pay for another gift, intending to give it