When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 621

 
Chapter 621 Be Friends
“So, what do you think?” Jonathan asked.

“I want to continue being friends with you, but I'm afraid of my mom. If you're willing, let's be friends privately, okay?” Dante looked at Jonathan anxiously, fearing that he would refuse.

Jonathan thought, At least you have a conscience and didn't make me waste time teaching you basic arithmetic.

“Sure,” Jonathan replied.

Dante instantly brightened up.

Just as he was about to say something more, a sharp, childish voice interrupted. “Dante, what are you doing here talking to him?”

Felix arrived with a group of kids.

“Nothing, nothing,” Dante stammered. He wasn't scared of Felix but was afraid of his mother.

His mother had told him that the Kennedy family couldn't afford to offend the Rainsworth family. Felix was the little tyrant and the apple of the eye of the Kennedy family.

If he offended Felix, the latter would complain to the Rainsworth family elders, and the Kennedy family's business would be in jeopardy.

Seeing this, Felix became even more smug. “Since there's nothing, hurry up and leave.”

In a one-on-one fight, Felix would definitely be no match for the physically strong Dante. Unfortunately, the Kennedy family wasn't as powerful as the Rainsworth family, so Dante had to give in.

Dante gritted his teeth and left unwillingly.

After he left, Felix approached Jonathan.

“Jonathan, don't blame me for being ruthless. If you kneel and apologize to me for your brother now, I might forgive you.”

Felix was just an ordinary kid, and his behavior was influenced by his parents.

Previously, when Miranda and Adrian were on a business trip abroad, he was unusually well-behaved and had good relationships with his classmates. It was only after his parents returned that he became arrogant and overbearing.

Jonathan couldn't be bothered with him and tried to leave.

Felix blocked his way. “Are you sure you're not going to apologize? My mommy has already spoken to the school, so everyone has been told not to play with you.”

Jonathan simply responded with a faint “oh,” adopting an indifferent attitude.