When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 594

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Without feeling embarrassed, Cecilia quickly lowered the volume on her phone. However, in her haste, the phone slipped from her grasp and fell under the seat.

One after another, voice messages from Vivian kept coming in, all playing out loud.

“If you decide to be with him, make sure to let me know. I'd also love to meet him.”

“Rumor has it that he's never been in love before. This kind of innocent young man is so much better than Nathaniel, by a hundredfold at least...”

Cecilia bent down to pick up her phone, which was stuck under the seat. She struggled to retrieve it for quite some time.

By then, her face had turned beet red.

The driver up front had no idea what was happening behind him. He took a quick glance, misinterpreted the situation, and immediately shifted his gaze away. He then promptly lowered the visor.

Finally, Cecilia got hold of her phone and turned off the voice messages.

Nathaniel's face was ashen. “Didn't you say you were discussing a regular partnership? Do you prefer younger men?”

“I've said it before. This is all a misunderstanding.”

Immediately, Cecilia sent a text message to Vivian that read: Eric and I are merely collaborators. We were discussing a piece of music yesterday, nothing more.

Only then did Vivian let go of her curiosity.

At that moment, the atmosphere inside the car was quite tense.

Cecilia glanced out the window, taking in the swiftly passing scenery. She realized they weren't heading toward Rainsworth Manor. Instead, they were en route to Daltonia Villa.

“Aren't we going to Rainsworth Manor?”

Nathaniel's thin lips parted slightly. “We're going back to Daltonia Villa.”

“In the future, I'll arrange for a doctor to treat Eli, and I'll also request a teacher to guide him.”

Cecilia didn't object, simply responding, “All right.”

Over the years, because of her own work commitments and Elliot's health conditions, she had not allowed Elliot to attend school.

At this thought, Cecilia felt a bit ashamed.

At last, they arrived at Daltonia Villa.