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

Chapter 606 People In Love Tend To Bicker

There wasn’t a need to choose. Of course, Elliot wished to attend kindergarten just like his brother.

Before Cecilia could say anything, Elliot eagerly hugged Nathaniel and said ingratiatingly, “I want to go to kindergarten. Daddy, you’re the best. Can you let me attend the same kindergarten as Jon?”

Jonathan couldn’t hide his disdain upon seeing how shameless and sycophantic his brother was. I don’t want Eli to attend the same school as me.

“No way,” he said.

Elliot resembled Jonathan closely but had a natural talent for charming others and playing the sympathy card. No matter where he went, he was always the center of attention. Whenever Elliot turned on his charm, Jonathan never stood a chance.

Elliot hadn’t anticipated Jonathan’s rejection. He looked at him pitifully. “Why? Do you not love me anymore?”

Jonathan frowned in disdain, hoping he could tear up his book and use it to silence Elliot.

“Keep that up and I’ll throw you out of the car,” he said coldly.

expression and antics were a carbon copy of Nathaniel,

pulled away from

mistakenly thought he was Nicholas. Back then, she had followed him around, tugging at his clothes and pleading with him in an adorable manner. “Please, Nathaniel.

If only I could have two more daughters

to kindergarten? Maybe after your surgery in the second half of the year?” Cecilia didn’t want to shatter her son’s hopes, but

clinging to him. Sc*mbag daddy. I’ve already helped you hold hands with Mommy. Now

aren’t that delicate. I’ll have Mason

didn’t show her anger in

she summoned Nathaniel, intending to have

said, irritated, “You know Eli’s condition. If he goes

Also, with so many children in the kindergarten, what if fights break out? Have you thought

letting her son learn to be independent. She was

give in as usual. “He’s my son. He’s not that delicate. You

Coddling him?

you the right to criticize how I raise my child? Have

for them!” Nathaniel retorted in a cold voice, “Did