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

Chapter 1163 Resolving The Misunderstanding

Dylan, looking puzzled, saw Cassandra and immediately shook his head.

Sensing the tension in the air, Cassandra subtly signaled to Cassina, who understood that her son had something to say. But with Cassandra’s authoritative presence, Cassina felt hesitant to act

“Dylan, don’t be scared,” Cassina said gently, stepping forward. “With your aunt and granny here, no one will hurt you.” She tried to comfort her son, though it was clear he was growing anxious, unsure how to explain the situation.

“Mommy,” Dylan stammered, “Elliot didn’t hit me.. he didn’t..” His small voice carried a hint of desperation as he tried to make them understand

Cassandra, thinking the child was simply scared and confused, said calmly, “Mom, I think Dylan’s just a bit shaken. We should let him rest for now.”

Queenie, agreeing with Cassandra, nodded. “Yes, let’s get Dylan to rest Cassina moved to take her son away, but before they could leave. Cecilia stepped forward, blocking their path.

“I think we should get the facts straight before anyone rests, don’t you think?” Cecilia said firmly. She couldn’t allow her son to be wrongfully blamed without clarification

Cassina hesitated but remained still. Cecilia knelt down to Dylan’s level and asked softly, “Dylan, you just said Elliot didn’t hit you. So who did this to you?”

recall. He couldn’t remember Felix’s name, so

it easier for Dylan to speak, and he managed to complete

was taken aback by this

asked, confusion creeping into

stepping forward, answered flatly,

Felix’s name was mentioned, Cassandra’s expression shifted, though she quickly

in agreement. “Granny, it was Felix. If it weren’t for Elliot saving me, he might have

she should be mad at herself for jumping to conclusions or at the child who caused the trouble. She turned to Elena, about to ask

voice tinged with irritation. “Felix is the grandson of Nicholas‘

ill of Felix,

the

wide smile spreading across her face. She was more than happy to see someone finally putting Felix in his

since this was a

visibly taken aback, turned to look at Elliot, who was standing there with the same proud, unbothered expression as his mother. Though clearly reluctant, Queenie sighed