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

Chapter 781 He Has Changed

The car started, and after about an hour’s drive, they arrived at Daltonia Villa.

Nicholas stepped out of the car, and from a distance, he could see Cecilia lying on a lounge chair n the garden, basking in the sunlight. Her exposed hand gleamed white in the sun.

Mr. Rainsworth,” the security guard greeted him without hesitation and opened the gate.

It wasn’t easy for people to distinguish Nicholas from Nathaniel, as the two looked identical.

Nicholas walked in and headed straight toward Cecilia.

She was sleeping soundly and hadn’t noticed Nicholas‘ approach.

He simply stood in front of her without saying a word.

Perhaps because the light was blocked, Cecilia felt less warmth and turned over, casually removing the book covering her face.

Still, there was no light. Groggily, she opened her She looked up and met the man’s deep gaze eyes and found someone standing before her. eyes a

“Nathaniel, why are you back?”

Nicholas‘ Adam’s apple moved slightly. “Ceci.”

The tenderness in his voice and the focus in his eyes immediately made Cecilia realize that this wasn’t Nathaniel standing in front of her.

are

she got up from

heard that after Nathaniel returned from abroad, he moved

good impression of Nicholas

tell him about Nathaniel’s current condition. She only said, “He got a minor injury abroad. The doctor said it’s better for him to recover over

Nathaniel’s memory issues or

thought he had another fight with you,” Nicholas

leaving, Cecilia politely asked, “Would

“Sure.”

sat on a

sat across from

long after, the housekeeper brought over some fruit

accepted the

was taken aback, unable to believe

had Mr. Rainsworth

her astonished gaze and took a sip

the silence between Nicholas and Cecilia grew

did it become so hard to find common

long pause, Cecilia finally found a topic. “Is

worry. He’s changed,” Nicholas

surprised. When Magnus was younger, he had been adorable, but as he grew older, he became spoiled by Paula and started

glad he’s changed. I appreciate your

didn’t respond, his gaze lingering