When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 457

Chapter 457 What A Coincidence
Cecilia was surprised. Despite how it seemed on the surface, Elliot didn't actually like Nathaniel and wanted nothing to do with him. Realizing her son's feelings, she reassured him, “All right, I'll do what you want. Now, go to sleep, okay?”

Finally, Elliot drifted off into a peaceful slumber, though his mind still harbored some unresolved concerns.

The next morning, amid the usual morning chaos, Elliot dialed Jonathan's number on his smartwatch. When the call was answered after a delay, Elliot wasn't pleased. “What took you so long to pick up?” he asked, a little annoyed.

Jonathan, standing on the balcony of an opulent mansion overlooking Tudela's picturesque landscape, sighed. He was at the Sinclair Manor.

The engagement party for Cassandra and Nicholas had just wrapped up successfully, but the household was already busy planning the next event—Vivian and Zachary's engagement.

Roland, beaming with pride, clapped his hands approvingly. He had immediately escorted Vivian to the Sinclair Manor. As they prepared to leave, Roland pulled Jonathan aside, his eyes wet and his voice slightly shaky.

“Once you're at your great-grandpa's place, don't forget about your grandpa, all right? After your parents' engagement party, make sure to visit us often,” he said, sniffling a little.

George was also exceptionally fond of the boy. He placed a hand on Jonathan's shoulder and smiled warmly. “My great-grandson is the most clever and sensible of the lot. He wouldn't forget his grandfather. Come, follow me back to the family home.”

If the Kennedy family held as much power as the Sinclairs, Roland would have kept Jonathan by his side constantly. As for his daughter Vivian, Roland was indifferent about her staying or leaving. Jonathan, however, had become the treasured jewel of the two elders.

What made the situation even more ridiculous was that Zachary himself had started doubting the old paternity test, now convinced that Jonathan was indeed his biological son. There was little Jonathan could do but accept this bizarre twist of fate and go along with it, even alongside Vivian.

After briefly updating Elliot on the recent events, Jonathan explained, “Someone from the Sinclair family visits me every day now. It's been hard to take calls without interruptions, which is why I've been slow to respond.”

“With that explanation, Elliot's frustration began to fade. He went on to share the events of the previous day, especially how their grandmother had shown up and hurled insults at their mother.

““Why didn't you tell me about this sooner?”“ Jonathan's tone shifted, now serious and focused.”