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

Chapter 1232 He Cannot Measure Up To Me

Eric was feeling exceptionally confident. He had no health issues, was blessed with good looks, and came from a prestigious family. In his mind, there was no way Nathaniel could measure up to him.

Marcus didn’t bother trying to convince him otherwise anymore. He knew Eric was the type who would. only learn after crashing into a wall.

At Daltonia Villa, Cecilia slowly got up from bed after calming herself down. She still couldn’t quite figure out why she had broken down in tears earlier.

When she walked outside, Nathaniel had already prepared breakfast and was waiting. He looked at her and said. “Come sit, let’s have breakfast.”

“I’m not eating,” she replied, her voice cold. “I’m heading to work.”

As she turned to leave, Nathaniel stopped her, gently insisting. “At least eat something before you go.”

He wasn’t going to let her leave on an empty stomach. Reluctantly, Cecilia sat down at the table, her expression distant.

Nathaniel couldn’t help but notice her red, swollen eyes, a sign of the emotions she had been battling, earlier.

had been with his words, especially considering her current condition. The doctor had warned him

“And let me know what you’d like for the

acknowledging him, replied with indifference, “Whatever I want, I’ll get myself.” She quickly finished her meal and stood up. “I’m going

her again but feared it would only make things worse. He watched in silence as she walked out of the villa,

the villa just as Cecilia was leaving. He immediately noticed the displeasure on

stopped and turned to him, her tone sharp. “Mr Sanders, I’m divorced from your boss. Please just

unsure of what

say that Cecilia had moved into Daltonia Villa just last night? It seems things

wouldn’t be proper. You’re still the mother of

the issue. Without another word, she got

gone, Mason hurried inside the villa. He found Nathaniel sitting on the couch, his expression dark and brooding, an unmistakable air of tension

Cannot Measure Up

Rainsworth,” Mason said cautiously, sensing the

snapping out of his thoughts. “Did you take care

sure the gifts were prepared first thing

Nathaniel replied as he stood up. “Let’s