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

Chapter 1636 Fanning The Flames

The housekeeper instantly understood George's meaning. She swiftly went to the kitchen and returned with a pot of soup.

"Have some soup," George said to Zachary and Vivian.

Just as Zachary was about to decline, George looked at him pitifully. "Why, you refused when I asked you to give me a great-grandchild, and you're even going to turn down the soup now?" Since he had said as much, Zachary could no longer demur.

"Grandpa, as long as you stop pressuring me to have a child, I don't mind drinking ten bowls of soup, let alone one."

Vivian was also amenable, picking up the bowl and downing a big gulp. "Grandpa, this soup is really good."

George wore an expression of amicability, but a glint of slyness flittered across his eyes.

"In that case, have more."

Inwardly, his thoughts went in another direction.

Vivian, Zach, don't blame me. I'm only fanning the flames of your relationship. Otherwise, when would you two finally become a couple for real?

Vivian had never imagined that George would do anything

they ate quite

even took his jacket off. "Grandpa, this soup must be truly nourishing, huh? I feel

the corners of his mouth curved

a

drink such nourishing soup at night." Zachary stood up, intending to go outside for some fresh air. George stopped him, asking,

going outside for some cool

so both of you must stay here and accompany me," George stated sternly, leaving no room

a glance. Not daring to demur, they could only stay

in the living room and watched a television

of character that day. He had only ever watched the news, but right then, he was watching

is that a crime?" George

again, Zachary quickly shook his head. "Of

the other hand, enjoyed the romance series. However, she also noticed that she felt particularly hot

is it

also felt hot. He got up and turned on the

excuse, saying, "You

Vivian answered