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

Chapter 1427 Elliot Knows

As soon as the call connected, he asked anxiously, "Jon, what's wrong with Mommy?"

Jonathan, already aware of Cecilia's disappearance, hesitated before answering. Wanting to protect Elliot, who had just undergone surgery, he lied. "What about her? She's fine."

Elliot frowned when Jonathan lied to him, too.

"Jon, do you think I'm still a toddler? It's been days, and Mommy hasn't come to see me. Something must have happened to her. And lately, sc*mbag daddy's been out almost every day. I even overheard Mr. Sven talking about searching for someone. Has Mommy gone missing?"

Jonathan hadn't anticipated that his younger brother had known so much.

He let out a sigh, no longer hiding the truth. "Yes, Mommy has disappeared, and we still haven't found her."

"How could this happen?" Elliot's voice trembled with worry when he received the confirmed news. "Could someone have kidnapped Mom?"

resting. Don't make

knew he couldn't do much, yet he just couldn't sit

up

past few days, Queenie had also been closely monitoring her grandchildren, a heavy sense of regret weighing on her. She couldn't help but think that

she arrived, she sobbed and complained to Queenie, "Mom, I thought I wouldn't make it back! That jerk, Nathaniel, had me locked up in total darkness. There was no one around,

Queenie gazed at Cassandra's

felt, a cold resolve settled in her eyes. Without hesitation, she asked, "Why did you fake the paternity test? And why, knowing full well that Cecilia is my

Queenie to learn the truth so quickly. But how is this possible? Cecilia's missing. I thought she

you talking about? How could Cecilia possibly

slap across Cassandra's face. The sound echoed

her cheek, her eyes wide with disbelief. "Mom,

She had never experienced this from her adoptive mother-Queenie had never once laid a hand on her, let alone spoken to her harshly. But now, Queenie had struck her, all because of Cecilia. At that point, she was convinced that her initial decision had not been a mistake. It had been necessary to