When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 929

Chapter 929 Childhood Belongings
“You have a parcel, Mrs. Rainsworth,” the security guard said.

Cecilia rose to her feet and walked over to the door. There lay a paper box, over a meter in length.

“Alright, thank you.”

She was somewhat curious, wondering what Paula might have sent her.

Upon hearing about the arrival of a parcel, Elliot also emerged from his room, joining his mother in opening the package.

When they opened the parcel, both mother and son were taken aback.

Inside the box were toys and items typically used by girls, all of which had clearly seen better days.

Cecilia instantly recognized these things as items from her childhood.

Previously, Magnus and Paula had auctioned off the Smith residence and mortgaged it to the court. Later on, it was bought by Stella. Then, Nathaniel subsequently repurchased the rights to the house and gave it back to Cecilia.

However, Cecilia never saw anything from her childhood after moving back in.

“Why did she have these things?”

She didn't think Paula would have kept all her childhood belongings.

Surprise filled Elliot's large eyes. “Mommy, did you use all these when you were little?”

He was certain after spotting a diary with Cecilia's name on it.

The woman nodded. “Yes, Mommy used all of these when she was in school.”

She, too, picked up the yellowed diary and opened the first page. This was from the time she had just returned to the Rainsworth Manor in Tudela.

It wrote: August 22nd, sunny. I finally met Mommy and Daddy. I have a mommy and daddy too. I'm so happy, so very happy.

Beneath the diary entry was a large smiley face.

Cecilia flipped to the next page.

“Why?” Cecilia clenched her fists. “Why did you send those things back to me, and where did you get them?”

Upon being questioned, Paula could only explain the origin of the items.

“Your father had stored all those items in a safety deposit box. I figured you'd definitely like them, so I went ahead and took them out.”

Only then did it start to make sense for Cecilia. Indeed, how could Paula possibly have stored those items?

As expected, it was her father who had kept them.

“Did you send them over just because you thought I'd like it? Were there no other intentions?” Cecilia asked again.

Paula was well aware of all the times she had wronged Cecilia.

It was also understandable that this woman didn't trust her.

“I have no other motives. I just wanted to return your belongings. Don't overthink it. To me, those things are nothing but a pile of junk.”