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

Chapter 829

Chapter 829

Chapter 829 Switched Off

Cecilia’s eyes were filled with confusion as she looked around, surrounded by unfamiliar arrangements, Where is this place?

Wasn’t I at the cemetery yesterday?

Then, there was Nathaniel.

He took me away back then.

She observed Nicholas, who was lying beside her. His attire was utterly different from Nathaniel’s, and this place was certainly not Seabay Villa.

Cecilia glanced at herself. Noticing she hadn’t changed her clothes, she got up from the bed.

Despite her light movements, she still caused the person next to her to stir.

Nicholas opened his eyes. “You’re awake? Are you still feeling unwell?”

The gentleness in his voice, along with his clear–sighted eyes, gave Cecilia the confirmation that he was not Nathaniel.

“How did I end up here?”

“You passed out at the cemetery yesterday.” Nicholas began. “I noticed you had a fever, so I brought you back here.”

Cecilia noticed the fever patches by

“Thank you.”

told you, there’s no

rose to his feet. Perhaps due to a sleepless night, he

rushed to his

of 1.9 meters; how could she possibly support him? The next moment,

to find the two

quickly lowered her head. “I’ve brought your breakfast, Mr.

down the

was already engaged, and the woman whom he had brought cover this time was not,

the housekeeper descended the stairs, fear inevitably crept in He’s gotten himself a new

quickly rolled herself out Nicholas‘ arms, her cheeks flushed with

couldn’t help but

“It’s fine.”

rose once more. “Let’s

I can just eat outside.” At that moment, all Cecilia wanted was to leave this place

said to her, *Breakfast is ready. Have some before you leave. If

of the room, thoughtfully closing

bed, she casually freshened up and glanced at the simple breakfast on the table, managing to eat a few

she realize that it had somehow powered off at some point

it had simply died, she didn’t give it much

of Nicholas. All she saw

Could you possibly lend me

immediately lent her a