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

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Cecília's gaze met with Nathaniel's, and for a moment, she was taken aback.

Nathaniel's breath hitched as he slowly leaned toward Cecilia. Just as he was about to kiss her, Cecilia quickly turned her head away. "Um... Thanks for last night."

After she finished speaking, she tried to extricate herself from Nathaniel's embrace.

Nathaniel felt a void in his heart and a sense of loss, but he didn't dare to upset Cecilia.

He rose to his feet as well.

Outside, a thick layer of snow had already accumulated

"I remember, around this time the year before last, we were living right here," Nathaniel said.

Cecilia listened to his words, but they stirred no memories from her.

She first went with Nathaniel to the town for a meal. Afterward, they paid their respects to Martha. Only then did the two of them take a ride back to Tudela.

Snow was still gently falling in Tudela.

On the streets, clusters of people navigated through the accumulated snow, engaged in conversations and laughter.

happy right now? I can still only recall vague fragments of the past and nothing else. I wonder if I can ever remember my past completely. "We'll head to the Rainsworth

questioned, "The

my home," replied

that, Cecilia

want to check on those

Rainsworth residence, Elena was relishing the joys of family life, surrounded by her children

she learned that Cecilia

the entrance, Elena went out

moment, Cecilia could only recall the version of Elena from when she was

younger, Elena was particularly aloof

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was being treated with such warmth, she

followed Elena to the

Cecilia arrive, they instinctively reached out to her. Perhaps it was a bond of blood relations, but

arms.

Luke, call her 'Mommy"," Elena instructed

two children adored Cecilia, their wide eyes fixated on her. However, they didn't call

of strangers, yet look at how much they've taken to you," sighed

Cecilia felt an inexplicable sense of