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

Chapter 607 Please Do Not Be Mad

“Daddy, Mommy, can you please stop fighting?” Elliot, ever the actor, quickly fell into character, his eyes already brimming with tears..

Both Cecilia and Nathaniel fell silent.

With a pitiful look in his eyes, Elliot turned to Cecilia. “Mommy, I don’t want to go to kindergarten anymore. Please don’t blame Daddy. He only agreed because he couldn’t bear to see me upset.”

Cecilia was distressed to hear him say that.

He’s making it sound like I’m fine with seeing him upset! I took care of him for years! Why can’t I compare to his father, who has only been around for a few months?

“Mommy, please don’t be mad, okay?” To help Nathaniel, Elliot had no choice but to humble himself and divert his mother’s attention.

He hoped that by acting adorable, Cecilia would calm down and stop being angry at Nathaniel. Unfortunately, things didn’t go as he had hoped..

“Eli, if you want to go to kindergarten, then go. But if anything happens, you must drop out right away.” Instead of hugging Elliot as usual, she walked straight past him after finishing her sentence.

Cecilia was not only mad

time to calm down, retreated to the music room, shutting the door

criticized Elliot, “Are you out of your mind?

Elliot retorted. “Do you like being labeled as an unwanted child or a

later, he looked at Elliot’s stubborn expression and said, “I’ll say it again, I’ll only call him ‘Daddy‘ when Mommy is ready to accept

“Jon…”

That doesn’t work

on the couch in the living room,

for Elliot that

room. Knowing he had hurt her feelings, he decided to wait

finally emerged, she saw Elliot curled

you sitting here?” she

up, pulling out a small bouquet of flowers from seemingly nowhere and offering them to Cecilia. “Mommy, please don’t be mad anymore. I love you more than

your brother are my everything. How could I ever be mad at you? I’m just upset that I couldn’t give you a healthy body. If you were like your

that his mother wasn’t really mad at

her, “Mommy, don’t be sad. I’ll get better soon. When I do, can we travel abroad as a family?