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When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 392

Chapter 392 Return To The Rainsworth Residence
In the past, Cecilia had always been expected to accompany Nathaniel to the Rainsworth residence for major holidays, especially for New Year's. But this time, she didn't want to go.

“I'm swamped and don't have time to go. If Nathaniel wants to, you're welcome to come pick him up,” Cecilia said curtly before abruptly ending the call.

On the other end, Elena stared at her phone, seething with anger. “She's becoming more and more unruly. If Nathaniel hadn't lost his memory, he'd never tolerate this behavior!”

The secretary, sensing Elena's fury, asked quietly, “Should we go retrieve Mr. Nathaniel then?”

“Yes,” Elena snapped. “If Cecilia doesn't want to come back, so be it, but Nathaniel must. He's the eldest heir of the Rainsworth family, after all.”

In truth, Elena wasn't keen on having Nathaniel attend the event that night. With his blindness and memory loss, she found it rather embarrassing.

However, Niel had specifically requested Nathaniel's presence.

Despite not having been involved in the family business for many years, Niel still wielded considerable influence within the company and had a network of trusted aides. His directives were not to be ignored.

“But what if Mr. Nathaniel doesn't want to come back?” the secretary asked cautiously.

“Then just tie him up and bring him back if necessary. Are you telling me you can't manage a blind man?” Elena snapped, her frustration evident.

The secretary fell silent.

Meanwhile, in Sparaville, Cecilia informed Nathaniel about Elena's call, asking him to return to the Rainsworth residence.

Elliot, with a hint of confusion, asked, “Mommy, didn't you say Mr. Rainsworth was an orphan?”

Cecilia paused to come up with a suitable response, then gently patted Elliot's head. “He was abandoned.”

Elliot's eyes widened in understanding. “Oh, so now his mother wants him to come home, is that it?”

“You can say that,” Cecilia said, glancing at Nathaniel.

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