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

Chapter 1119 Working Overtime

Nathaniel didn’t respond. The next moment, he leaned in, pressing his lips against Cecilia’s.

Cecilia’s cheeks were burning like fire, and with the presence of the driver in the car, she wished she could find a hole to crawl into.

She gently tapped on Nathaniel’s shoulder.

The man finally let her go. “What’s wrong? Are you feeling unwell? Why is your face so red?”

At that moment, Cecilia was certain that he could truly see.

However, she thought the questions he asked were simply hilarious. Why am I blushing? Isn’t it all because of his unexpected advance?

“I’m fine.” Cecilia turned her head away. “I’ll send a message to the driver, letting him know that he doesn’t need to pick me up.”

Upon seeing the situation, Nathaniel just stared at her, watching her send messages.

Cecilia found it rather peculiar. “Why are you constantly looking at me?”

A knot tightened in Nathaniel’s throat.

“I can finally see you now. Naturally, I want to see more.”

His gaze fell on Cecilia’s slightly rounded belly. He then pulled her closer, his arms wrapping around her more tightly. “You’ve had a rough time…”

fell, Cecilia was somewhat

explaining to me. We’re already divorced.

couldn’t help but

the silly one.” Unable to resist, Cecilia gently pinched

see you this time because I didn’t want you to worry,” he said. “My health hasn’t fully recovered yet, so I

this, Cecilia looked at him with a

still under observation

couldn’t help but lean down to

hurry, Cecilia raised her hand to shield her face. “Don’t do

trip to the hotel?” Nathaniel

asked, perplexed, “What are we going

grew even

that all these thoughts

want to.

Nathaniel drew her in for another embrace. “In that case, be good and stay at home.

didn’t want Cecilia to be left unsatisfied and

“Okay. Okay.”

was truly at a loss

they neared the Smith residence, Cecilia alighted from the carriage ahead of time,

completely let go of her worries. Now, I can stay peacefully at home and look after the children

returning at this hour,