When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1751

Chapter 1751 Is She Taking Them Away
Elliot was nodding repeatedly. “Okay. Mommy, you're the best.”

Cecilia watched him transition from tears to laughter. Hugging him to her, she didn't let go of him the entire journey.

Once they had arrived at the Rainsworth residence, she also led him out of the car by hand.

The housekeepers saw Cecilia and Nathaniel approaching and were particularly attentive. “Mr. Rainsworth, Mrs. Rainsworth, have you come to visit Mr. Luke and Mr. Gabriel?”

“Yeah.” Cecilia nodded.

“We'll inform Mdm. Elena right away.” An eager housekeeper rushed off to relay the message to Elena.

Upon hearing that Cecilia and Nathaniel had arrived together, Elena was particularly delighted.

“Ceci, Nathaniel, you're here! Come in quickly. You're just in time for dinner.”

Cecilia gave a slight nod.

Upon entering the house, she immediately noticed two children, barely a year old.

She couldn't help but feel a pang of heartache. She walked toward the two children, her emotions particularly mixed.

The two children had also noticed her. They didn't feel the least bit unfamiliar with her; instead, they even ran over, wanting her to pick them up.

Elliot watched from the side, feeling a twinge of jealousy. He said earnestly, “Considering you guys are my younger brothers, I won't fight you for Mommy's attention.”

Cecilia hugged both children, unwilling to let go.

Elena also noticed that something was off with Cecilia today, and she couldn't help but ask Nathaniel, “What's up with Ceci today?”

“She's remembered everything,” Nathaniel stated.

Upon hearing the news, Elena couldn't help but feel elated. “Is that so? That's fantastic!”

However, upon further thought, she grew somewhat apprehensive. If Cecilia were to remember everything, would she take away both her grandsons?

Elena had been raising her two grandsons for over a year. The bond she had with them was so profound that she simply couldn't bear to let go.

However, Cecilia was the children's mother, so she had the most right to raise them.