When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1290

Chapter 1290 Since When Are You Two Friends
If Nathaniel had been trailing her, Sven would have noticed and warned her. Nathaniel made sure she got into the car first before saying a word. Once they were both seated, he finally broke the silence.

“Didn't you text me yesterday? I made a reservation like you asked. That doesn't count as stalking, does it?” he said.

He knew Cecilia wasn't fond of being followed, which was why he chose to approach the situation this way.

Cecilia was left a bit speechless. This isn't much different from stalking, is it?

“Could you, in the future, ask for my permission before tracking my location when you come looking for me?” she asked, trying to keep her tone even.

“All right,” Nathaniel agreed without hesitation.

Seeing how quickly he agreed, Cecilia felt a bit relieved and decided not to push the matter further.

“Drive me to the office, will you? I need to catch a quick nap,” she said, leaning back against the seat.

She hadn't had the luxury of sleeping in and figured she could catch up on rest during the ride. Before long, exhaustion got the better of her, and she dozed off, her posture slightly slumped.

Nathaniel gently pulled her closer into his arms and softly instructed the driver, “Drive a bit slower.”

“Yes, sir,” the driver replied, easing the car forward.

After Cassina returned home, she found Cassandra and Queenie seated in the living room. Queenie looked particularly worried.

“Are you all right, Cassie?” Queenie asked, concern clear in her voice.

Since Cassina had started living at the Jamieson residence, she had never spent a night away from home. Last night was the first time, which explained Queenie's worry.

Cassina shook her head. “Mom, I'm fine,” she reassured her.

Queenie sighed in relief. “You should have called if you weren't coming home last night. Your sister and I were worried sick.”

Unaware of Cassandra's threats, Queenie only saw Cassina's absence as unusual.

Cassina lowered her head. “Sorry, my phone was off. I didn't notice.”