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

Chapter 686 Watch A Musical

Paula had a restless night, and to her surprise, the very next morning. Cassandra came to visit her.

“Mom, how are you feeling now?” she asked.

Paula’s face instantly lit up with joy, “I’m feeling much better now.”

Cassandra, hesitant to ask for money outright, began ingratiating herself with Paula instead. “The weather’s lovely today. How about getting some fresh air? I can take you out for a walk.”

Paula, however, shook her head. “Cassandra, I would like to go watch a musical.”

She had always loved musicals and once dreamt of performing in one. However, circumstances beyond her control forced her to abandon that aspiration.

“Mom, you’re not well. What if something happens?” Cassandra hesitated to take Paula far, knowing her condition often caused frequent urination, and she dreaded the possibility of an embarrassing situation.

“The doctor said I’m recovering well. I’ll be fine,” Paula insisted, her eyes filled with a quiet yearning. “Please, let’s go together.”

“Fine, I’ll book the tickets. We’ll go see it tonight.” Left with no other choice, Cassandra had to

agree.

Meanwhile, Cecilia received two musical tickets from Eric, whom she hadn’t heard from in quite

some time.

kept me captive. A friend of mine passed along these tickets, and it would be

knew that Cecilia was quite interested

replied: All right,

tickets in hand, Cecilia pondered for a moment before deciding to invite Vivian. It had been a long time since the two of them had spent any quality time together, and this seemed like the perfect opportunity

herself up while Nathaniel and Elliot sat in the living

why didn’t you

other

I want to go with you,

sweetie. I need some time with

had been going on recently. She wanted to have fun with Vivian and clear her

Come back

“I will,” she responded.

left after bidding goodbye to the father–and–son

waiting outside. After Cecilia got into the car, they chatted throughout the journey

failed to notice as

theater, which was neither crowded nor

it was quite dim, and Cecilia didn’t notice Paula and Cassandra,

the musical ended,

you…” Cassandra exclaimed as she detected the unmistakable odor of urine.

“I… I’m sorry. I didn’t