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

Chapter 1514 Call From Eric

Cecilia picked up to see an unfamiliar number.

After a moment of hesitation, she decided to answer the call. "Hello, who's this?"

"It's me, Eric," a voice brimming with youthful energy rang out from the other end of the phone.

Cecilia asked in confusion, "Is there something you need?"

"I guess you've truly forgotten who I am now that you have amnesia." Eric sighed. "Did you forget? You still owe me a meal. Besides, I'm now an artist signed under your company. Aren't you going to take care of me at all?" His words were laced with a hint of flirtation.

It was the first time Cecilia had encountered a man acting like that, and for a moment, she was somewhat at a loss about what to say. "Um, would it be possible to owe you for now?"

"No way... You've owed me that for a year now, and you still want to continue owing..." Eric was relentless.

Nathaniel could subtly sense who the caller was.

He took the phone from Cecilia's hand and, sure enough, he heard the voice of Eric.

"Ms. Cecille, are you worried about Nathaniel discovering our secret? Relax, I promise I won't breathe a word to him!" said Eric.

Nathaniel's expression

blame me for not being polite!" After he

to her senses that she said,

someone else's hand and even hanging up the call for them was incredibly rude. Upon seeing that Cecilia was somewhat upset, Nathaniel couldn't help but

by her gaze. For reasons he couldn't comprehend,

hempecked?

her phone from his hand. "I don't like this. Mr. Rainsworth, I'd appreciate it if you could show a bit more respect in the future." Nathaniel

walked ahead of him toward the

dining room, everyone was waiting for the two of them

eat," Lucille

a smile and took a seat

Nathaniel

also came over,

to Cecilia However, Cecilia blocked the spot with her hand, speaking

Elliot was more than willing, eagerly agreeing, "Of course,

a spring in his step. Disregarding Nathaniel's sour expression, he

but to switch to a different

no one had noticed