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

Chapter 1260 Having A Chat

Cecilia further explained, “If not for Eli, I wouldn’t have let you stay. So, you ought to behave yourself and sleep on the couch.”

Nathaniel knew she was still upset about what had happened last time.

“All right, I’ll sleep on the couch,” he agreed without hesitation.

Only after this did Cecilia return to her bedroom. After freshening up, she laid down to rest.

Nathaniel found himself unable to sleep, sitting on the couch outside, watching as the light in Cecilia’s bedroom switched off.

Cecilia didn’t sleep well that night, perhaps due to the multitude of events that had transpired during the day.

During the late hours of the night, she was plagued by nightmares, mumbling in her sleep.

“Get out… Get out…”

Nathaniel had been lying on the couch, not sleeping at all. Upon hearing Cecilia talking while asleep, he immediately got up.

Fortunately, the door to Cecilia’s bedroom was left open. He went to the bedside, taking hold of Cecilia’s hand. “Ceci, what’s wrong?” he asked.

In a daze, Cecilia tightly clutched his hand.

“Save me… Save me…”

nightmare, she was targeted by countless people. Unable to find a way to save herself, she had grasped onto a lifeline, and no

held her hand. “I’m here. It’s okay. It’s

her own sleep–talking. As she opened her eyes, she saw Nathaniel

swiftly withdrew her right hand, reverting back to

“Get out, now.”

didn’t heed

deep red. “Didn’t

next to you,” Nathaniel gently responded. “That way, if you have

say she didn’t need it, but the contents of her dream flashed through her mind, and she

“All right, then.”

then spread out a quilt and laid down next

it somewhat challenging to fall asleep. She tossed and turned, feeling

Are you

the darkness, the deep voice

Cecilia before she replied, “Yes. Perhaps I went to bed too early, and now I’m having a bit of trouble

that it was due to the overwhelming events of the day. Sometimes, attempting to control

you can’t sleep,

should we

had leaned

clearly. All she heard was him saying, “Let’s talk about what