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When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 135

Chapter 135 Held Captive 

Cecilia hadn’t expected him to be so forthright

Recalling the past few instances where he ended up stopping halfway after she initiated contact, she didn’t express the same urgency as before. Is this really a good idea?” 

Nathaniel leaned in closer to her. We’re still married. What’s wrong with that?” 

As he spoke, he simultaneously began to undo his bathrobe

Involuntarily, Cecilia turned her head away, refusing to look at him

When Nathaniel observed her shyness, a slight movement in his throat betrayed his reaction

Don’t worry, I won’t touch you.” 

Cecilia froze

It was just as she suspected

If you prefer sleeping here, I’ll take the guestroom.She then turned to leave

Since she couldn’t have it, there was no need for her to stay

Nathaniel swiftly grabbed her wrist and pulled her forcefully. She ended up falling heavily into his arms

Cecilia wanted to get up, but he firmly held her in his embrace

Don’t move, from now on you’re sleeping here too. I can’t sleep alone.” 

Since the time Cecilia left, he had been plagued with insomnia. He had consumed a plethora of medications and even consulted with a psychiatrist, but to no avail

It was only after she returned that he could manage to fall asleep with her in his arms

Cecilia was somewhat in disbelief when he said that

You better keep your promise.” 

Yes.” 

Cecilia lay on one side, deliberately using a blanket to create a barrier between the two of them. After closing her eyes, she recalled the doctor’s advice before she returned to Tudela

The doctor explained that after a man became unconscious, his awareness would essentially be completely lost. If she wanted to achieve her goal, she couldn’t allow him to lose consciousness 

Balance

468 +0 

1 Coins = 1 Pearls 

Chapter 135 Held Captive 

want to see a big castle, a really big one” 

As Elliot spoke, he simultaneously used his hands to illustrate his point

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