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

Chapter 765 Lie To Cecilia

The restroom was a mess, splattered with yellow and white substances everywhere.

Jessica was so disgusted that she almost threw up.

However, in order to marry Nathaniel, she suppressed her revulsion and turned on the shower, cleaning the restroom before proceeding to wash Elliot’s pants.

Elliot stood by the door, quietly observing as her face contorted with disgust, though she didn’t dare express her displeasure. The sight was immensely satisfying

“Aunt Jessica, come on out if it bothers you. Daddy will wash it for me,” he chirped.

Nathaniel, who was sitting in the distance, frowned.

He should consider himself lucky I didn’t punish him for not knowing how to clean himself at his age. There’s no way I’m cleaning up after him. What nonsense is this? How does Cecilia educate him?

‘Elliot, come over here!”

Hearing Nathaniel calling his name, Elliot quickly made his way over, clutching the long bath towel with one hand. “Daddy, do you miss me?”

Before he could get close, Nathaniel shouted, “Stay back!”

Nathaniel was a clean freak just like Jonathan, grimacing in disgust at Elliot, who supposedly didn’t wipe his bottom.

up after yourself? You’re not

to teach

have a feeling Daddy’s disgusted by

He struggled

how to take care of yourself from now on. If you ever have others

“Se mbag daddy are you disgusted

he had barely touched him before

fell silent. He’s really

“Daddy, are you really disgusted

annoying. “Stop crying!

again, Elliot

this work

I’ll have you thrown

and curse his sc*mbag of a father for being cold

there, facing off against Jessica, so engrossed that he lost track of time. Suddenly, his phone watch

corner and answered it.

your teacher mentioned that school ended quite a while ago. Where are you now?” Maintaining

the time, Elliot realized that more than two hours had passed. He had initially intended to briefly survey the place and check if Nathaniel was with another woman; he didn’t

worry about me. I’m at my dad’s. If it’s not too much