When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1773

Chapter 1773 Family Of Three
“Don't worry,” Vivian reassured him. “Grandpa George had a check-up, and the doctors said he's in good health.”

She had no idea that the doctors were merely sugarcoating the truth—just as George had instructed them to.

Jonathan let out a silent sigh. He had to keep the secret—he couldn't reveal the truth to Vivian.

“I still think you should stay,” he insisted. “I know you're pregnant.”

Vivian stiffened, her eyes widening in shock. She quickly pressed a finger to her lips, signaling him to lower his voice. “Jon, you absolutely must not tell Grandpa George or Zachary. Do you understand?” she whispered urgently.

Jonathan nodded. “I know. Otherwise, I would've already told them.”

Indeed.

Vivian knew that, despite his age, Jonathan could be remarkably mature. She trusted him completely.

“Good. Stay out of this. Adults will handle our own matters,” she said gently. “Now, hurry up and get to school.”

Realizing she wouldn't change her mind, Jonathan had no choice but to leave.

Meanwhile, Zachary was reminded of Cecilia's upcoming surgery. He gave her a call to check if she was available recently.

Cecilia informed him that she needed to make a trip to Drocver first but would undergo the surgery upon her return.

Zachary frowned. Cecilia's going to Drocver? And Vivian's going there too? Vivian's job mainly involves online product promotions and managing employees—there is rarely a need for her to travel. Even if there is, it shouldn't take this long... right?

Zachary, confused, picked up his phone and made a call. “Keep a close eye on Vivian for me. I want to know what she's been up to lately.”

After making the necessary arrangements, Zachary headed to the hospital.

As soon as he arrived, he spotted Darren and Madeline with their daughter, Amelia.

“Darren, what are you guys doing here?” he asked, approaching them.

“Amelia caught a cold, so we brought her in for a check-up,” Darren explained.

Zachary nodded. “I see.”