When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1403

Chapter 1403 Treat Hatred With Kindness
At the Smith residence, Cecilia woke up late in the morning as she slept late yesterday.

After she came out, she saw Sven waiting downstairs. Accompanying him was Dylan.

“Dylan, do you still remember me?” greeted Cecilia, feeling relieved when she saw Sven bringing Dylan along.

Dylan's eyes lit up. “Ms. Smith, you're Eli's mom.”

Indeed, it was easier for children to remember each other.

“Correct.”

Cecilia approached Dylan and asked Sven, “Where did you bring him from?”

“The hospital. The doctor said that no one is covering Dylan's medical and hospitalization bills anymore. I paid off the outstanding fees and brought him out,” replied Sven.

Cecilia had never imagined that the Jamieson family could do such a thing. They locked up Dylan's mother and left him alone in the hospital.

“Where is Caleb?”

“He got fired by the Jamieson family's company. He's still hunting for jobs and looking for Cassina and Dylan,” said Sven.

As Dylan listened to the conversation between the two, he didn't find it odd. He reached out and shook Cecilia's hand. “Ms. Smith, I want to see my mom and dad. Can you take me to them? Aunt Cassandra told me that my parents don't want me anymore.”

As he spoke, it looked like he was on the verge of tears.

Cecilia quickly comforted him. “Dylan, I'm going to take you to your mom and dad now. Why would they not want you?”

She truly hadn't expected that Cassandra and the Jamieson family would be so ruthless in their actions.

First, they killed Bailey. Now, they were doing something so cruel.

“Why didn't Mom and Dad visit me in the hospital?” asked Dylan, looking disappointed.

“They were busy with work. Now that they're free, they asked me to take you to them,” explained Cecilia kindly.

Only then did Dylan start to feel a bit happier.

“Where's Eli?”

She came over and immediately spotted Dylan and Caleb in the nursery.

Gratitude filled Cassina's eyes as she knelt before Cecilia.

“Ms. Smith, I'm truly grateful to you. Thank you for helping me. Thank you for putting our past differences aside and responding to my wrongs with kindness.”

Aside from bowing, Cassina was at a loss for how to express her gratitude.

“I deeply regret it now. Why did I do such a foolish thing back then? It cost my mother her life.”

Cecilia pitied her.

However, it was indeed wrong of Cassina and her mother to deceive Cecilia.

“Get up,” said Cecilia calmly. “After all, you did tell me the truth eventually. Otherwise, I'd still be in the dark. That's why I chose to save you. You and your husband should move to another city with your child.”

Cecilia wasn't a savior of any sort. This was all she could do to help them.