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Chapter 110

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    “Did you enjoy ying me for a fool? Was it Calvin who taught you?” Nathaniel enunciated, his eyes red–rimmed.


    Outside, the rain poured heavily, creating a cacophony. Cecilia sensed a hint of dampness in her ears, a series of deep, rumbling noises echoing.


    She no longer feigned amnesia. “I just wanted to bid farewell to the past and start a new life.”


    Nathaniel chuckled, his grip on her wrist tightening as he closed the distance between them.


    “Bidding farewell to the past must be done by faking your death? Did you ever consider my feelings?”


    His other hand rested on her cheek, upon which he realized that she was trembling.


    “You’re afraid of me?”


    Cecilia bit her lip hard until the coppery taste of blood filled her mouth before she finally said, “Please give me back my child, Nathaniel. He isn’t yours. He’s my son with Calvin. I beg you to please return him to us.”


    When Nathaniel personally heard Cecilia say that the child was not his, the string stretched taut in his mind snapped.


    “If I’m not mistaken, you were with him barely a month or two after we decided to divorce, yes? In such a short time, you fell for him and even faked your death for his sake? Where’s my son, then?”


    His eyes were red–rimmed, and he gripped Cecilia’s wrists tightly with increasing force..


    Cecilia felt as if her hands were about to break.


    Butpared to the possibility of him snatching Elliot away in the future, that paltry pain was nothing.


    “Haven’t I already told you? I lost it.”


    Cecilia took a deep breath, her voice hoarse as she continued, “Do you remember the second time you forced yourself on me? I was already pregnant then. It was you. You personally ended his life.”


    Cecilia admitted that she was beyond despicable, hoping that Nathaniel would return the child to her out of guilt.


    Utter shock brimmed in Nathaniel’s eyes.


    “Say that again.”


    At that moment, he lost all rationality.


    With a swift motion, he tossed her onto the bed and pinned her underneath him entirely.


    “What are you doing?”


    As the man gradually lost his sanity, Cecilia’s nerves stretched taut.


    Nathaniel’s voice was dark and icy. “Do you think I’d believe the words of a woman who lies habitually?”


    Tears escaped Cecilia’s eyes.


    Just moments ago, she had hoped that he would have a shred of conscience left. But right then, she realized that he had none at all.


    “I despise you.”


    Nathaniel stilled for a moment, but he didn’t stop.


    Cecilia struggled and resisted, only to have Nathaniel sneering, “Why, it’s fine for Calvin to touch you, but not me? We’re legally married.”


    At that, Cecilia no longer struggled. She stared nkly at the ceiling.


    “When have you ever admitted that I’m your wife? I find that you’re truly heartless, Nathaniel…”


    Nathaniel listened to herints quietly. Hisrge hand rested on her cheek lightly, and he lowered his voice.


    “Since you chose to run away, why did you return? And why did you deliberately invest in Rainsworth Group’s project?”


    By then, after an indeterminable amount of time had passed. All that remained in Cecilia’s ears was a roaring sound presently. She sensed blood trickling out of her ear.


    Nathaniel’s fingertips brushed against something sticky. Upon closer inspection, he realized that Cecilia’s right ear was stained red with blood.


    “D*mn it!”


    He quickly scooped her up and rushed to the underground parking.


    Speeding all the way, he drove her to the hospital.


    Cecilia had no idea why he was suddenly so anxious or where he was taking her. All she knew was that the surroundings were unusually quiet.


    “Where are you taking me, Nathaniel?”


    Before Nathaniel could answer that, she had already passed out.


    In the hospitalte at night, the doctor diagnosed Cecilia’s condition as a recurring issue after he


    He staunched the bleeding and prescribed some medicine for her.


    Subsequently, he said to Nathaniel, “It’s likely due to excessive physical activity. Her ears are inherently different from those of an average person, making her prone to bleeding.”


    After the doctor had left, Nathaniel returned to the ward, seemingly having regained hisposure.


    Ceciliay on the hospital bed, herplexion unusually pale. It seemed as if the light had faded. from her eyes.


    Nathaniel walked forward, one step at a time.


    “Why didn’t you tell me


    tell me that your illness recurred?”


    Cecilia didn’t answer that but slowly turned to him with a vacant look in her eyes. “Where’s Eli, Nathaniel?”


    “As I’ve told you, he’s at a very safe ce. As long as you behave and stay at Daltonia Vi, he’ll be fine.


    Nathaniel’s expression was no better either.


    His fever had subsided, but his cold was still as severe as ever, his throat feeling dry and scratchy.


    Upon hearing that, Cecilia lowered her gaze slightly. “I don’t understand. Don’t you dislike me? Why are you so insistent on having me stay at Daltonia Vi?”Content (C) N?v/elDra/ma.Org.


    Nathaniel’s unfathomable eyes shimmered mysteriously.


    “Because it’s what you owe me!”
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