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

Chapter 571 My Confidence Is From You

At Nathaniel’s words. Cecilia was left without a retort. She lowered her head and ate silently. She didn’t quite understand what was wrong with her either. It was as if she was afraid to accept. help or kindness from others, fearing that she would end up owing them a favor.

It was also precisely for that reason that she never told Vivian and Nathaniel about it being Queenie and Cassandra who harmed her and Elliot even though she knew that it was them.

As Nathaniel listened to the sounds of her eating, he felt somewhat helpless.

The feeling of being ignored was truly unbearable.

Throughout the meal, he hardly ate anything.

When it was time to leave, Cecilia reached out and took his hand. “Let’s go.”

Unexpectedly. Nathaniel remained seated without budging an inch.

Cecilia was bewildered.

“Are you leaving or not?”

Is this guy throwing a tantrum?

Shooting to his feet, Nathaniel pulled her into his arms in one fluid motion.

At the overly tight hug, Cecilia found it somewhat hard to breathe. She patted him on the arm. “Let go, please. Why do you keep hugging me out of the blue?”

leave, so the door of the private room was left

their meal in the adjacent private room, both Cassandra and Nicholas happened to witness that

in

“I didn’t expect to see Nathaniel and Cecilia here. Despite having been married for so many years, they’re surprisingly still so

was gloomy, and his

dropped his hold on

out, their

couldn’t help but

presence, Cassandra spoke up first.

Nathaniel cast his gaze in the direction of

“Yeah,” Cecilia replied.

in front of her,

an incredible coincidence

second thought, I wish we had driven a bit further.

wanted to lead Nathaniel away, but Cassandra

face, Cecilia? Why is there such a large bandage on

a minor injury,” Cecilia

“You’re practically disfigured, huh? Thankfully, Nathaniel

being disfigured, then of Nathaniel being blind. What an

with her, but she

looked right

were disfigured. Otherwise, why

let Cassandra know that she had already known that it