When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 584

Chapter 584 No Regrets
Yet, Cecilia remained silent as she guarded Elliot's bedside, tightly holding his hand.

She was terrified that her child would suddenly leave her.

Seeing that she had no intention of speaking, Nathaniel's patience finally wore thin.

“Come with me,” he said.

Cecilia looked up at him, knowing there were certain things she had to confront.

She followed Nathaniel as they left the hospital room.

Once they stepped outside, they found themselves alone in the pitch-black night.

“Is there nothing you wish to say to me?” Nathaniel asked.

Cecilia lowered her head. “You've already found it all out, so I have nothing more to say.”

Upon hearing those words, Nathaniel let out a cold laugh.

His hands tightened, the sound of his knuckles cracking echoing in the silent night air. “You took my sons away for five years. Upon your return, you even deceived me, claiming they were someone else's children. And now, this is all you have to say?”

Cecilia had no regrets about the decision she made back then.

Tears welled up in her eyes as she retorted, “If I hadn't left after becoming pregnant, would you have let me keep them?”

“So you're saying it's my fault?” Nathaniel couldn't help but let out a furious laugh. “What makes you think I wouldn't have let you give birth to them?”

Cecilia only regretted not having recorded all those ruthless words that Nathaniel had once said.

She fell silent again.

Ever since Nathaniel became blind to the world, what he feared most was this deathly silence.

He despised even more the way Cecilia was treating him now.

He firmly gripped Cecilia's arm, tightening his hold. “Tell me, if I hadn't found you abroad last year, were you again planning to leave forever with the two unborn children in your womb?”

Jonathan and Elliot were the result of Nathaniel forcing himself on her, yet the twins she carried now were something they had both agreed upon.

Cecilia did feel guilty, because in this matter, she truly owed Nathaniel an apology.

“I'm sorry.”