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When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 683

Chapter 683 The Court Proceedings

After dinner, Niel quizzed Jonathan on some basic knowledge. As expected, Jonathan answered all of them correctly.

Niel loved Jonathan as much as George did, even asking him to stay and play chess with him.

Since Jonathan had school the next day, they could only postpone their chess game for another time.

When it was time to leave, Elena escorted them to the door, reluctant to see them go.

“Come and visit me again in a few days,” she said.

“All right.” The boys spoke in unison.

The car roared to life and left the Rainsworth Manor.

On their way home, Elliot, worn out, rested his head on Jonathan's shoulder and fell asleep.

Cecilia watched the loving interaction between the two brothers tenderly.

Tomorrow, the court case for the inheritance dispute was set to begin.

Once back home, Cecilia reviewed some documents that Norman had sent him just to be safe.

Paula and the Evans family had always assumed that Cecilia lacked substantial evidence to prove their misappropriation of her assets, and thus they paid little attention to the lawsuit. However, unbeknownst to them, Nathaniel had made backup copies of all the Smith family's documents, including the one showing Magnus' transfer of assets.

The next day, after the two children to kindergarten, Nathaniel dropped Cecilia off at the entrance of the courthouse and waited for her in the car.

“Let me know if anything happens,” he said seriously.

Cecilia nodded. “All right.”

After she left, Nathaniel turned to Mason and asked, “How has Evans Group been doing lately?”

“It won't hold out much longer. Our only concern is the Jamieson family and Mr. Nicholas intervening,” replied Mason.

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