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

Chapter 719 Ignored His Text

Calvin understood what Cecilia meant, his throat tightening with realization.

Cecilia expressed some regret, saying, “Eli and Jon are still in Clusia. I probably won’t be able to stay here for long.”

The expression on Calvin’s face remained unchanged, but there was a hint of weariness shadowing his eyes and brows.

“When are you planning to leave?” he asked.

“The day after tomorrow.”

Truth be told, Calvin did not require Cecilia’s care. Her presence was more akin to a friendly visit between pals.

Upon hearing she was planning to return a couple of days later, he didn’t say anything. He merely gave a slight nod.

“Have you had enough to eat?” he asked,

“Yes.

“Shall we go for a walk?”

“All right.”

The two of them went for a walk together.

the past, Calvin would often come to visit Cecilia, and they would take walks and chat

were reminiscing about old times, and in

Nathaniel was holding his phone,

on the door and entered. “Mr.

“What’s the matter?”

They are now in downtown.”

for quite

tossed his

was a few meters away from him, yet he could still feel the chill radiating from him. He couldn’t help but comfort Nathaniel, “My fiancée also has a couple of male friends. I just turn a

fell, the atmosphere around Nathaniel became

didn’t have many male friends. At that moment, she seemed to have multiple male friends all of a sudden. First, there was Calvin,

split open again, causing him such pain

came over. “Mr. Rainsworth, are you all right? Should I call

leave. I’d like

on, but recently, his head had been hurting more

he’d also bumped his head. At that moment, it throbbed with an

Mason carefully made

still felt uneasy, so he

Calvin sat together in a shop downtown, taking a break. The sound of her phone reminded her that she

from Mason that read: Mrs. Rainsworth, Mrs. Rainsworth has also sustained quite a serious injury this

though Mason didn’t explicitly ask Cecilia to return, his intentions were crystal