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

Chapter 1490 I Do Not Remember

"Is there a cure?" Nathaniel asked gravely.

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Zachary let out a sigh. "For now, all we can do is take things slow and focus on recuperation. The timeline for complete recovery remains uncertain. During her recuperation, it would be beneficial to frequently expose her to familiar faces and experiences. This coul aid in her recovery."

Nathaniel acknowledged with a grunt, then went to check on Cecilia.

Cecilia was acutely aware of her own body. She experienced intermittent headaches and was often plagued by dreams.

She had thought all of those were merely dreams, but she hadn't expected to discover that they had all truly happened.

When Nathaniel arrived at the ward, he found her gazing out the window, lost in thought.

"Ceci, let's go home."

Cecilia came to her senses. She found those words eerily familiar.

She recalled the recent past when Nathaniel had forcibly brought her to the hospital, and she felt somewhat uneasy. "I... I can go back on my own." Nathaniel couldn't help but let out a chuckle. "I know. I won't carry you again. You can walk on your own."

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was a man of action, rather impatient by nature. When Cecilia seemed reluctant to go to the hospital with him, he ended up carrying her there. Cecilia rose and made her way outside, intentionally

into the car, Nathaniel instructed the driver to head toward the Smith

route we used

"All right."

gazed at the scenery outside the car

particularly long, but it wasn't short either. There were subtle changes on the

of familiarity with these stenes, but she didn't dwell

were now living together in the

entire year searching for Cecilia's

for her return, and he had been waiting

of the car, her eyes immediately landed on a

and

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explain, Sven turned to Cecilia and said,

turned back toward Sven. "I'm sorry. I don't remember a

mind. "Charlotte has told me

looked at the Smith residence. It was just as it

her mind, featuring her father's kindly face, as well as the repeated reprimands from her mother,