When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 372

Chapter 372 Take It Easy
Jonathan was taken aback.

Clearly, he hadn't figured out how to answer this question.

Nathaniel's lips parted slightly. “I won't hurt her, but words alone may not be enough. You're welcome to keep an eye on me at all times.”

Upon hearing his words, Jonathan was surprised. But without hesitation, he responded, “All right, it's a deal. I'll make sure to keep a close eye on you.”

After their discussion, Jonathan closed his eyes, intending to sleep.

However, he had started sleeping alone when he was just two or three years old. Now, having a grown man lying beside him was truly out of his comfort zone.

He tossed and turned, unable to sleep, yet he couldn't just leave like that.

What if Nathaniel took advantage of his absence to go find Cecilia?

The night was difficult to endure, but by the break of dawn, he was up again and escorted to the preschool by Sven.

Meanwhile, Magnus fled back to Tudela overnight, his heart filled with lingering fear.

He was somewhat perplexed. It was Nathaniel who had instructed him to seek out Cecilia, so how did they end up living together?

Recalling the lethal gaze in Nathaniel's eyes from yesterday, he felt a sense of fear.

He didn't dare to ask Orion Corporation for money anymore and returned home disheartened.

In the mansion, Paula informed Cassandra that they had already received news about Cecille.

“I heard she's about to return soon. We'll be able to see her in no time.”

Cassandra reached out and embraced her. “Mom, you're the best.”

“Of course.”

Upon seeing Magnus' disheveled state, Paula couldn't help but express her concern. “Where have you been messing around this time? You didn't come back all night?”

Naturally, Magnus wouldn't tell the truth.

“I went out for a drink.”

Cassandra, standing off to the side, was growing increasingly irritated. “Magnus, don't parade around using the Evans family's name to deceive people. If my father finds out, you won't be able to handle the consequences.”