When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1830

Chapter 1830 Darren And Madeline
Everyone chatted for a bit, but out of fear of disturbing Cecilia and Queenie's rest, they each bid farewell to Cecilia and left.

When they left, they did so in pairs.

Sven and Charlotte were holding hands together.

Mason and Lucille were arm in arm as well. Mason even shared some great news with everyone, which was that Lucille was pregnant.

Only Madeline and Darren seemed quite distant among the three groups, maintaining a gap even as they walked away.

Darren observed everything, feeling quite displeased. However, he couldn't afford to show it in front of so many people.

When he was about to leave, Zachary held him back. “Darren, I'm going to have a baby soon, too.”

Darren said, “Oh. Well, my little Amy is almost two years old now.”

Zachary said nothing for a moment, then boasted, “So what? My daughter will definitely be more beautiful than yours in the future.”

Darren rolled his eyes. “You're not even sure if your child is a girl yet.”

Zachary was once again at a loss for words. Fair. It's not like I can will my unborn child into a daughter. Nathaniel wanted a daughter, but all four of his children are sons. These things are truly up to fate.

Seeing Madeline about to walk away, Darren couldn't be bothered to engage in idle chatter with Zachary anymore. “I'm done talking to you.”

He quickly caught up with Madeline. “Why are you walking so fast?”

Pausing momentarily, Madeline continued walking as she replied, “You never asked me to wait for you.”

Darren felt somewhat resigned.

He looked ahead at Sven and Charlotte, as well as Lucille and Mason.

Those pairs of couples seemed particularly harmonious and joyful.

Even though Darren and Madeline hadn't brought up the divorce again, their relationship still seemed pretty cold.

Darren realized that he had misunderstood the situation between Madeline and Calvin last time. As he was walking toward the car, he reached out and held Madeline's hand.