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

Chapter 1520 Nicholas Stalks Jocelyn

Nicholas sat in the car, his eyes fixed on Jocelyn as she shared a meal and conversation with a man he didn't recognize.

After having someone take a photograph, Nicholas proceded to investigate Yannick's identity. It wasn't long before the investigator called. "Sir, this Yannick is the eldest son of the Hayes family, and also a close friend of Calvin."

Yannick Hayes?

Nicholas furrowed his brow. I was wondering why he looks familiar. Turns out he's indeed connected to someone I know.

Given his knowledge of Jocelyn's humble background, he was surprised that she would have any connection to the prestigious Hayes family.

Nicholas' eyes narrowed slightly. For a moment, he was tempted to ask Jocelyn if she knew about Yannick's identity.

Nicholas sat in the car for a long time, waiting. It wasn't until the two finished their meal and were about to Heave that he instructed the driver to pull away.

Jocelyn had intended to pay the bill, but Yannick had already taken care of it. She felt a bit embarrassed. "How much is it? I'll transfer it to you?"

Although Jocelyn could afford the meal on her assistant's salary, the cost was equivalent to her entire monthly wage. Yannick hadn't expected her to be so considerate. "No need," he replied with a smile. "You can treat me next time we eat. Now you owe me two meals."

not one to overthink things and having never been in a relationship, simply nodded. "All

demeanor, a little

watching Jocelyn until her car disappeared from

marriage, and his grandmother had recommended Jocelyn as a suitable match, praising her virtues and

had dressed plainly that day, merely to observe Jocelyn's reaction. She had passed the test

phone, unable to resist sharing his

do you know who the woman I was set up with

the middle of his work and too busy to

assistant, Jocelyn,"

then stop playing

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notorious for his playboy lifestyle, Yannick could never settle down with

underlying implication, responded, "Right now, I only see Cecilia as a very important friend." Yannick couldn't