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

Chapter 1848

Chapter 1848 Bear Children

It seemed that Queenie had also realized her presence was making it uncomfortable for them to chat with Cecilia. Hence, she asked her secretary to wheel her out, taking the opportunity to bask in the sun.

After she left, the three mothers indeed felt significantly more relaxed.

Priscilla was particularly chatty. "Ms. Cecilia, next semester, the children will be starting elementary school. Which school is Jon planning to attend?"

The school for Jonathan had already been chosen a while back, and Cecilia even sent an invitation to Helen.

She remembered that she still had a letter in her hand.

Cecilia knew Priscilla might be aware, so she said, "I've already found a school. If you guys don't mind, would Dorothy like to attend the same school as Jon?"

"Sure!" Priscilla agreed without even asking which school Jonathan was attending.

She was aware that with Cecilia and Nathaniel's capabilities, it was impossible for them to not find a good school.

"All right," Cecilia said. "I'll give you the invitation when I have some time."

"Thank you, Ms. Cecilia." Priscilla was overjoyed.

Meredith, who was off to the side, didn't have any children, so she found it difficult to join the conversation.

raise another person's child back then? If only I had seen my ex-husband's true character sooner and found a good man, my own child might

chatted for a bit

home, Priscilla and Helen had

she

has

she lost her memory, she hadn't paid any attention

She sliced off a piece and handed

before continuing, "However, I'm feeling

help but feel envious." Meredith looked out of the window. "Regrettably, I can no longer

say that?" Cecilia looked at Meredith. She's still so young. How is it that she can no longer bear

feelings. At this point, however, she desired to find someone to

know my ex-husband's mistress gave birth to a son

"Yes." Cecilia nodded.

She's actually quite cunning. She used her

my

only recently discovered the

all that could be seen in Cecilia's eyes, and she was in disbelief. "How could she

"It just goes to show that you can never judge the

I was so kind to that

wanted to try in vitro fertilization