When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 1284

Chapter 1284 Overcooked Vegetables
“Let's eat,” Charlotte said with a smile, her mood significantly improving.

As everyone sat down to eat together, Lucille clearly felt as if she was the odd one out.

Cecilia sat with her family, while Sven and Charlotte were seated together, leaving her alone.

Nevertheless, Elliot had noticed Lucille's awkwardness. He rose from his chair and approached her.

“Ms. Campbell, it's too crowded where I was sitting. Can I sit with you?”

“Of course, you can.”

Lucille could tell that Elliot was exceptionally considerate.

In the future, I should also have such a sensible little darling of my own.

Everyone was gathered together for a meal. Aside from Lucille and Elliot, the atmosphere around the other two groups was somewhat peculiar.

“Ceci, eat a bit more.” In front of Sven, Nathaniel served Cecilia food.

When he lost his sight, the first person he worried about was Sven. After all, they spent every day together, and Sven was undeniably a good man.

What Nathaniel didn't realize was that Sven had no interest in Cecilia.

Meanwhile, Cecilia had no idea what was going on with Nathaniel. She looked at the plate of already overcooked vegetables and served him a portion in return.

“Have more vegetables. It's good for you.”

Nathaniel stared at the vegetables on his plate. However, under the watchful eyes of Cecilia, he had no choice but to eat.

“Alright.”

With a bite of the vegetables, he realized it wasn't just overcooked but also exceptionally sweet.

Nathaniel had mistook sugar for salt.

Nathaniel slightly furrowed his brows, yet he still forced himself to finish the vegetables.

He could still tell apart salt from sugar. The main issue was that he saw Cecilia and Sven going out together, which left him somewhat distracted. As a result, he carelessly used the wrong one.

“Is it tasty?”

Just moments ago, Cecilia had taken a bite of the vegetables. They were almost perfectly cooked when she left, yet Nathaniel ended up messing up the dish. She wondered if he had done it on purpose.

Nathaniel endured it, a smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. “It's delicious.”