When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1101

Chapter 1101 Another Man For Jessica 

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Naturally, Nicholas couldn’t refuse his own mother. He simply arranged for someone to accompany Cecilia and Nathaniel on their outing the following day 

Once the matter was resolved, Elena also went back. 

Today, as usual, Cecilia slept next to Nathaniel to ensure nothing happened to him during the night. 

Fortunately, aside from some sleep–talking at night, Nathaniel didn’t have any further episodes of his illness. 

The following morning, Cecilia was busy finding clothes for him. 

“I’ll change your clothes for you. Just behave.” 

Cecilia removed his clothes and then proceeded to dress him. 

Nathaniel was really obedient, allowing her to have her way with him. 

After getting dressed, Cecilia then fixed his hair and trimmed his beard for him. 

Looking at him now, he was radiant, as if nothing had changed at all. 

Originally, Nathaniel was already quite handsome. Now, having spruced himself up, he was even more strikingly distinguished. 

If it weren’t for his propensity to resort to physical violence, the housekeepers would have lunged at him. 

Nicholas had arrived early too, comfortably seated on the couch. He watched as Cecilia led Nathaniel downstairs, his eyes filled with indescribable emotions. 

Cecilia had only just seen him and felt somewhat perplexed. 

Nicholas seemed to have noticed her confusion and explained, “I’m not comfortable with you and my brother going out alone, I’ll come with you.” 

How could Cecilia have allowed Zachary to examine Nicholas if she was with him? 

“No need. I’ve already discussed it with Mom. I can take Nathaniel out by myself. You should spend this time with Cassandra. She must be almost three months pregnant now, right? In the early stages of pregnancy, she’ll need extra care.” 

Nicholas stood up. “I’m not busy. There’s someone looking after Cassandra. Let’s go, we can take a walk together.” 

12:18 Tue, Nov 12 G. 

Wher. Her Death Couldn’t Break Him