When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 373

Chapter 373 It Will Not Happen
Cecilia shook her head. “No, what's up?”

“It's nothing. I just haven't seen him for a long time. Why don't you invite him over for dinner again sometime?”

Cecilia had also realized it and immediately relayed to Martha the conversation she had with Calvin last time.

“Martha, Calvin is just taking care of me as a friend. Don't make it difficult for him.”

Friend?

Although Martha had aged, her eyesight was still sharp. How could she possibly miss the affection Calvin had for Cecilia?

Did Calvin give up his pursuit of Cecilia because Nathaniel is at home?

Upon thinking of this, Martha couldn't help but worry for Cecilia.

“I understand. But Ceci, you need to think more about yourself. You're expecting again. How can you take care of so many children?”

“I have money now. I'm not afraid,” Cecilia optimistically stated.

What Martha meant by “taking care” wasn't about hiring a nanny to do so, but rather, she wished for Cecilia to find love and happiness.

But knowing that Cecilla was steadfast in her decisions and unlikely to change her mind, she didn't bother to persuade her further.

The day seemed to pass by exceptionally fast.

The following day, Cecilia had to make another trip back to Tudela.

Watching her travel back and forth, Martha was truly heartbroken.

“I'll go with you,” Nathaniel said solemnly over breakfast.

He was worried about the child in Cecilia's belly.

“It's fine. You should focus on your work,” Cecilia declined firmly.

“Then bring the bodyguards along.”

Nathaniel knew that Cecilia wouldn't allow him to accompany her, so he suggested a compromise.

“Sven's company is enough for me,” Cecilia declined once again.

She felt that having too many people around her was too conspicuous, and she truly wasn't accustomed to it. She was uncomfortable with the idea of being constantly followed by a crowd.

After having breakfast and stepping out, she found those previously unattractive bodyguards waiting outside.

Sven was by another car, a stark contrast to them.