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

Chapter 1770

Doll 1770

Chapter 1770 Visiting The Cemetery

Meanwhile, behind the wheel, Vivian didn't know where to go-Zachary hadn't told her where they were going. With no clear destination, she simply kept driving, letting the open road decide their path.

Usually a chatterbox, Zachary was uncharacteristically silent today, his gaze fixed on the passing scenery outside the window, lost in thoughts she couldn't decipher.

Several times, Vivian opened her mouth, wanting to offer him some words of comfort, but each time, she hesitated. In the end, the words remained lodged in her throat.

She had never been skilled at consoling others. All she could do was quietly accompany him, hoping he would find his own way to heal.

"Take a right turn ahead." Zachary finally spoke.

"Okay." Vivian did as told.

Following his directions, Vivian continued driving until the road narrowed into a secluded, winding path.

From a distance, she noticed a cemetery nestled halfway up the hill.

"You can stop here," Zachary said quietly.

"Okay."

stepped out. Vivian followed suit, closing

is this?" she

family cemetery," Zachary replied, his voice void of

into step behind him,

tombstones until Zachary finally stopped in front of

gaze landed on the two black-and-white portraits engraved in the stone- one on the left, one on the

away far too soon,

etched portraits of his parents. His expression remained

up beside him and spoke.

aversion to large gatherings-had alwaysbeen

a flicker of surprise crossing his

he could finish, Vivian cut in, "What do you mean? I'm just stating facts. I am your wife,

cherubic face, and for reasons he couldn't quite understand, a

air of arrogance,

back to the tombstones, Zachary spoke with quiet conviction. "Yes, she's my wife now.

through, rustling the leaves and brushing

almost as if

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