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

Chapter 992 Reconsider The Surgery

Elliot deeply missed his brother at that moment.

Although he could discern the good from the bad in people, he wasn’t adept at studying.

He resorted to using his fingers when the multiplication sums were too large.

Jonathan would’ve already gotten the answer through mental calculation if he was here.

The housekeeper stood to the side, her heart aching for her adorable Elliot, sympathizing with him for being on the verge of being overwhelmed by his studies at such a tender age.

The way parents are putting stress on their kids nowadays is just terrifying!

Cecilia watched as Elliot scratched his head, wanting to go over and lend him a hand.

She had barely taken two steps when Nathaniel cleared his throat. “Ceci, have you completed your task?”

All Cecilia could do was retreat, take her seat, and dutifully solve her own set of problems.

She truly hadn’t expected Nathaniel to be so stern. It felt no different from when she was in school.

“I haven’t solved them yet. I’m still thinking,” stammered Cecilia.

Nathaniel gave a noncommittal hum, then resumed his work.

When Zachary and/

the car door and stepped out, waving toward

“Ceci! Eli!”

Cecilia and Elliot turned their attention toward

was evident in Elliot’s

someone has come to rescue

a composed manner. The security guard promptly opened the door for them, and the trio

brought Jon over,” Elliot said, casting a hopeful glance at Nathaniel. He was hoping for a bit of

was still just a child

not anticipated Zachary’s and Vivian’s arrival. Annoyance flickered

your homework,” he

in Elliot’s eyes vanished. He doesn’t love me anymore. Since I chose my own daddy, I’ll have to bear with When Zachary and Vivian came

also

a bad time?”

“Ceci, have you been reading these every day? The words fill the entire page, and there are so many of them, how

Who would want to

looking at them for

on Jonathan. “Jon, come here,

so tired at the moment, yearning

walked toward her, feeling embarrassed, only to be enveloped in her

a pang of guilt, Vivian watched the heartwarming scene of the mother