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

Chapter 595 Prove Yourself

Upon seeing Elliot. Miranda immediately lowered her voice and whispered to Velma. “Mom, it’s that kid. Don’t be fooled by his small stature. He’s quite cunning.”

Upon hearing this, Velma glared menacingly at Elliot.

“Was it you who caused trouble for Felix?”

Felix sat next to Velma. feeling a sense of satisfaction as he noticed someone was taking charge on his behalf that day. He looked at Elliot with a triumphant gaze. You brat, thinking you can compete with me for the future heir position of the Rainsworth family, you’re still too green.

The previous night, Miranda had informed her son that Elliot’s mother. Cecilia, had no influential backing. Hence, the Rainsworth family’s future would still be in his hands.

Cecilia held Elliot’s hand. “Wasn’t I clear enough the other night?”

“Grandpa, do you need me to repeat it again?”

Niel was not fond of Cecilia’s haughty demeanor. “Cecilia, the other night, Felix was not capable of saying anything. What you said was merely Eli’s perspective. Today, Felix told me he didn’t even consider hitting Eli.”

“Why did he come to Daltonia Villa? He couldn’t possibly say he came to hang out with Eli, could he?”

spilled the fabricated stories about Felix and his

and her companions‘ faces darkened in an

with Eli and a few friends.

there and then that they

so biased. One was a great–grandson who had grown up by his side since childhood, and the other was a

Seeing that the group had fallen silent, Velma immediately demanded

had she finished speaking than Nathaniel began

you guys want?”

want him to kneel outside

was a world of ice and snow. Asking Elliot, who was suffering from leukemia, to kneel

clenched her

is it that you don’t

could I

understand his talk of evidence. However, to his surprise, Elliot retorted, “Well, can he

infuriated. “What proof do you need? My words are the

tugged at his little hand, which made him realize something. He sat down, looking pitifully at Niel. “Great–grandpa, I’m