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

Chapter 586 Grandma Is Here

In an instant, Mason fell silent.

At night, the silence within the car was particularly profound.

Mason had a feeling that he would be spending another all–nighter with Nathaniel. All he could do was send an apology message to his girlfriend.

Indeed, throughout the entire night, Nathaniel never left the car.

Early the next morning, after checking on Elliot, Nathaniel asked the doctor about his condition. Upon learning that he was fine for the time being, he left the hospital.

As he passed through the corridor, he bumped into Cecilia who was also on her way. Immediately, Mason greeted, “Mrs. Rainsworth.”

Cecilia nodded.

Nathaniel didn’t stop and continued forward.

Mason found it a bit odd, but he didn’t dare to ask. He had no choice but to match his расс.

When Cecilia arrived at Elliot’s ward, she couldn’t get in..

All she could do was observe Elliot from a distance, ensuring he was okay, before she returned to the caregiver’s room.

Vivian called her and said, “Ceci, I heard from Zachary that Felix went missing yesterday.”

night, and yet, news

has been found at

to Vivian the events that had

too much. Eli is not in good shape. I can’t believe he dared to barge into your home and start a fight. Thankfully, he’s bad with

have been unthinkable if Felix

Nathaniel has found out that Eli

hide her astonishment.

paternity test done and he’s extremely upset now. He accused me of taking hist

bed, having had a restless sleep the

eyes, she would be haunted by the nightmare of

so poorly back

“Yeah.

wants to

she was terrified that he might take the two children away from

the phone, and all of her thoughts

she couldn’t see Elliot, she inquired

Elliot needed to undergo chemotherapy once

child was born, the cord blood would be used for surgery. Following that, his chemotherapy sessions would become

assumed they were busy elsewhere and

He called Jonathan.

class. He felt a bit odd not seeing

he retreated to a secluded spot

“What’s the matter?”