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

Chapter 730 Drugged Me

Nathaniel was somewhat of a clean freak. It didn’t matter if it was Cecilia or even Stella. Nobody was allowed to touch him.

Yet, at that moment, as Cecilia leaned into his embrace, he found himself not resisting at all.

“Things have really changed.”

Cecilia felt inexplicably puzzled. “What has changed?”

Nathaniel didn’t respond, quickly letting go of her.

He still couldn’t believe that years later, he had actually fallen in love with Cecilia, and they even had a child together.

“How old is that child now?” he suddenly asked again.

“He’s just over four years old,” Cecilia responded, even though she found his demeanor at that moment quite odd.

The child being just over four meant that she was conceived around the time they were going through their divorce.

“Did you drug me?” Nathaniel could only surmise this as the reason.

“Do you remember now?”

thought he was referring to the time she had drugged him

cold intensity radiating from them. “Just as I

memory, he was certain he wanted to divorce Cecilia, but in

thought it was because she resorted to

candid response to such a matter,” Nathaniel sarcastically

she explained, “I told you before that I had no other choice. Eli has leukemia and

those words, Nathaniel at first did not understand. Gradually, he discerned the crux of the matter

asked again, “What’s the story with

she hadn’t expected that Nathaniel would

her clench her fists. She pressed into her palm and said, “What’s the point of asking all these questions now? You’d be better off going to the

no longer eat. She then took his hand

Mason call and

rose to his feet, his towering figure completely overshadowing

As

I’ll

was leaving, the deep voice of Nathaniel resonated from behind, clearly reaching the ears of

of whether your words are true or false, for the sake of our children, just tell me directly what you want in

turning back to

never want to have happened, she was certain he would insist on her getting

with her. If it

that moment, however, Nathaniel’s memories had returned to the past, yet he spoke in