When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1719

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When Her “Death Couldn’t Break Him 

Chapter 1719 A Tie 

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In the past, Zachary never minded when others took his photo. But now, things were different. He was married, and more importantly, standing beside him was none other than Cecilia and Nathaniel’s son. 

If the two of them ended up in the news for no reason, it would be on him. Because of that, the bodyguards. stayed vigilant throughout the journey, ensuring no one took any casual photos. 

Cecilia and Vivian, however, paid no mind to these concerns. After wandering around for a while, they eventually grew tired. Seeing this, Zachary escorted them home. 

He dropped Cecilia off first before returning with Vivian and Jonathan. 

Jonathan busily flipped through photos of the clothes Cecilia had bought for him earlier. 

Zachary leaned in for a look. “New clothes?” 

“Yeah!” Jonathan nodded happily. “Mommy bought them for me.” 

Zachary turned to Vivian, his gaze settling on her. “Vivian, did you buy something for me?” 

Vivian was momentarily stunned. “Huh?” 

She had never even thought about buying anything for Zachary. First, because she simply didn’t care. And second, because Zachary lacked nothing. 

Seeing her slightly dazed expression, Zachary already knew the answer. His gaze dimmed. “Ah, I see. I just thought… since you used my card, you might have at least bought me a little something as a thank–you.” 

“Oh, so you gave Ceci and me this card just so I could repay you? How petty. Here, take your card back,” Vivian shot back, her words sharp. 

But the moment they left her lips, she realized they were uncalled for. 

After all, Zachary had given her money, yet she hadn’t even considered him. It was only natural for him to complain. 

Just as she was about to apologize, Zachary cut in first. “That’s not what I meant. Don’t get me wrong. Keep the card. Use it however you want.” 

His pitiful tone only deepened Vivian’s guilt, 

Vivian wasn’t sure what had come over her–she just knew she had been too harsh on Zachary, 

Just then, Jonathan tugged at her sleeve. “Vivian, didn’t you buy a tie for Mr. Zachary? Did you forget?” 

Vivian frowned, scratching her head. A tie? When did I ever buy a tie for Zachary? 

She made exaggerated faces at Jonathan, silently urging him to jog her memory. 

A glimmer of hope flickered in Zachary’s eyes. “Really?” 

Jonathan glanced at Vivian, who still looked completely lost, and sighed before reminding her again. “Do you seriously not remember? The one that cost three hundred and fifty–eight thousand eight hundred.” 

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Chapter 1719 A Tie 

Vivian finally recalled–the new bag she had bought had come with a matching tic. 

At the time, she hadn’t wanted it, but the shop assistant had wrapped it up for her anyway. 

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Realization dawned on her. “Ah, right! Now I remember. Zachary, I bought so many things that I forgot for a moment–1 got you a tic.” 

Zachary’s eyes lit up with excitement. “Really? Where is it? Can I see it?”