When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1727

Chapter 1727 Have A Meal
Inside the study room.

Niel pleaded earnestly, “Nathaniel, Ceci, you must understand me. As an elder, we always want the best for the younger generation. If a younger one is not doing well, the elder would naturally want to lend a hand.”

His words were somewhat amusing.

When Nathaniel first took over the Rainsworth family business, he was targeted several times and nearly lost his life on a few occasions. Yet, Niel did not lift a finger to help.

Nowadays, the reason why Niel was so patient in his explanations was due to Nathaniel's own capabilities.

“Grandpa, that's your personal wealth. You have the right to give it to whomever you wish. We respect your decision,” Nathaniel stated, emphasizing each word.

Niel knew he was not convinced in his heart, and pleaded with him, “Nathaniel, no matter what, Robert is your uncle, and Adrian is your cousin. You must not harm them.”

He was also aware of the clandestine activities that Robert and Adrian were involved in behind the scenes.

Nathaniel didn't immediately agree with him. Instead, he stated, “I won't trouble others unless they trouble me first.”

“You...”

Niel had summoned them today with the intention to mend their strained relationship. He feared that after his death, his son, Robert, would encounter trouble.

“Consider this a plea from me. Don't harm your family,” he implored.

Nathaniel's narrowed eyes flashed with an unusual expression. “Are you done speaking? If so, let's go.”

He took Cecilia's hand, and they headed out.

Left with no other options, Niel summoned Nicholas next.

Nicholas and Niel had a long conversation, the duration of which was unknown. When they walked out, their expressions were complex.

He stepped outside, where Robert greeted him with a hearty laugh, patting him on the shoulder. “Nicholas,” he said, “from here on out, we're family. Adrian will be like an older brother to you.”

Nicholas gave a fake smile. “We're just partners, Uncle Robert. Don't overthink it.”