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

Chapter 600 Dejected And Disheartened

The cold wind howled past their ears, and Nicholas‘ grip on Cecilia’s arm remained unyielding. He looked down at her, asking once more, “Ceci, have you?”

He was abroad, in a hospital, constantly yearning to return to her, yet she had fallen in love with someone else.

Besides, the person she had fallen for was none other than Nicholas‘ brother, who bore an uncanny resemblance to him.

Cecilia had no idea what was happening to her. She vehemently denied it.

“No.”

She had once married Nathaniel, all because she had mistaken him for someone else.

The reason she had started over with him then was because of their two children.

When Cecilia’s words fell, Nicholas‘ heart remained taut, not relaxing in the slightest. “What about me?” he asked.

In the darkness of the night, his lips bore an unnatural shade of red.

Cecilia shook her head. “We’re already history. Let go. I’m sorry.”

“I don’t want to hear any apologies.” Nicholas lifted his other free hand, about to touch Cecilia’s cheek.

Right then, a discordant applause rang out.

his fox–like eyes onto Nicholas, his tone laced with a

“Mr. Sinclair, I didn’t know about your penchant for meddling. in other people’s

yet it carried an

friend’s wife. Moreover, she was the one who had saved his

have a gentler temperament than your older brother. I’m not so sure about that now. By holding

emphasized the

circulating online that day about Cecilia being involved. with a celebrity. If word

600 Dejected And

slowly let

cold outside. Don’t stay

glanced at Zachary and quickly

leave. Zachary dropped his rich

all right?” His eyes were

Cecilia ignored him.

further, so he retracted his gaze. Looking toward the entrance, he wondered why

know more people, but in reality, he was hoping for the two of

decided to go out

of

corporation, their actions

attention to this piece of

later, it was the clamor

saw Zachary and Ernest unexpectedly tangled in a fight while Vivian stood at a distance,