When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him

Chapter 400 What Brings You Here

Nicholas happened to look up at her.

Unlike the party they attended last night, at this moment, it seemed as if they were the only two people in the world.

Cecilia’s pupils constricted, still in a daze, when suddenly she was enveloped in a hug from behind.

“Why are you brushing your teeth on the balcony? It’s so cold out there, what if you catch a chill?” Nathaniel said in a husky voice.

Once Cecilia regained her senses, she immediately averted her gaze and wriggled out from Nathaniel’s embrace.

Thankfully, Nathaniel was not able to see at that moment.

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Cecilia immediately returned to the room.

She only knew that Nathaniel was blind, but she was unaware that Nathaniel had eyes. everywhere.

The moment Nicholas arrived, someone had already relayed the information to him.

Nathaniel stood on the balcony, the chill wind brushing against his face as the sound of a ringing phone filled the air.

He picked up his phone; it was Nicholas who had called.

“Mom mentioned that you’ve lost your memory, and it seems to be true. Let me remind you once again, the person Ceci loved since young has always been me, not you.”

Nicholas watched Nathaniel as he finished his sentence, then hung up the phone

He walked through the accumulated snow as he left, triggering a flood of deliberately forgotten. memories in Nathaniel’s mind.

The echo of Cecilia’s voice lingered, “Nathaniel, the person I like is not you at all. I’ve been mistaken all along.”

Mistaken…

After freshening up, Cecilia regained her composure.

After swiftly tidying up, she turned to Nathaniel. “Are you ready? Let’s head back.”

“All right.”

The two of them settled into the car for the ride back, with Nathaniel remaining silent throughout the journey.

Cecilia was in a state of blissful leisure, spending her time watching the snowflakes drift down. outside.

Both of them seemed to be burdened with heavy thoughts, yet neither chose to voice them out.

Back at Sparaville, Cecilia discovered that Elliot had unexpectedly vanished. His room was empty, save for a note that read: Jon, I have to leave for a while. I’ll be back in a couple of days.

“When did Eli disappear?” she asked.

Jonathan informed her that Eli was still around the night before.

Cecilia shivered in fear. “Could someone have taken him away?”

Jonathan shook her head, a suspicion subtly forming in the depths of his heart.

“Mommy, yesterday Eli mentioned wanting to see you. Did he go to Tudela?”

Upon hearing the news, Cecilia immediately set off to find her child.

Nathaniel also sent people to search.

Throughout the journey, Cecilia was particularly anxious.

“Don’t worry, I’ve already sent someone to check the surveillance,” Nathaniel assured.

“How could I not worry? Eli has always been frail. What if something happened to him on the way?” Cecilia’s eyes were rimmed with red from her distress.

Cecilia was pondering over Jonathan’s words, suspecting that Elliot might have gone to Rainsworth Manor.

“Could you possibly give a call to the folks at the manor, to see if they’ve spotted a child?”

“All right.”

Without delay, Nathaniel called the butler at Rainsworth Manor. It wasn’t long before he learned. that Elliot had surprisingly found Elena and was staying with her.

Upon hearing this news, Cecilia was instantly overwhelmed by a myriad of emotions.

How did Elliot come across Rainsworth Manor, and how did Elena manage to arrange for him to stay there?

Could it be that Elena had discovered something?

racing past all other concerns.

Elliot had been cooped up in the hospital for far too long. He initially thought his mother and Nathaniel would stay at Rainsworth Manor for a day or two, so he wasn’t in a rush to return.

He glanced at Elena, who was asleep from exhaustion due to his demands the previous night. Then, accompanied by a servant, he went out for a walk.

“Jon, what brings you here?” a youthful voice suddenly echoed.