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

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After a moment of contemplation, Nathaniel proposed, "How about this? Every time I come to see you in the future, I'll first take your left hand. What do you think?" Initially, Cecilia found it somewhat troublesome, but considering what had just occurred, she felt the hassle was justified.

"All right."

Unapologetically, Nathaniel took her hand and led her forward.

Cecilia had come to realize that there were many facets of Nathaniel's immaturity. Apart from their appearances, he was truly different from Nicholas.

Holding hands, the two of them walked forward.

Behind them, Nicholas wore a gloomy expression, while Cassandra's face had turned beet red.

She was aware that there had been a misunderstanding earlier, yet she couldn't help but feel resentful. Why did both Nicholas and Nathaniel choose to side with Cecilia?

"Nicholas, if you had to choose between me and Cecilia, who would you pick?" asked Cassandra.

Nicholas turned to look at her, his eyes consistently gentle as always.

"This kind of question holds no significance whatsoever."

to answer me. Do you actually like me, or do you like Cecilia?" she asked. I'm clearly no less than Cecilia, so why would Nicholas be fond of Cecilia? Cecilia merely met Nicholas before I did. Had I met Nicholas first,

say, I like you," Nicholas

smile didn't hold

however, fell for it. "Really? In that case, I want you to come back

hesitating for a good

"All right."

tears into laughter, cheerfully linking arms with

arrived. He didn't have a hint of disappointment on

was because he knew that the person who would participate in the parent-child activity

"Felix, where

still in the hospital, so my mom asked my uncle to come over," Felix said with a

boss of Orion Corporation. I'm sure to take first place

case," he said. "Jon is accompanied by Mr. Zachary

nowhere near as good as Aunt Cassandra." Though he had reconciled with Jonathan, he couldn't

renowned dancer, while Nicholas was the

competing or winning. Instead, it was an opportunity to get to know the parents of other children,

"Uncle Nicholas! Aunt Cassandra!"

spotted Nicholas and Cassandra. With a smug smile, he

there, one after another,

arrived first, they were instinctively overlooked