When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1610

Chapter 1610 Old Tricks
Dealing with Nathaniel was not easy, but Cecilia was his weak spot.

Miranda sent a message to the parents' group chat that read: Dear mothers, after discussing with the teachers, we thought it would be a great idea to take advantage of the beautiful spring weather for a field trip with the kids. We hope every parent can join us.

As soon as her message was sent, it instantly garnered the support of the majority of parents.

Cecilia had also seen the message.

Considering that all the parents were attending, she didn't feel right to refuse, so she agreed to go as well.

Upon seeing Cecilia's response, Miranda felt a bit relieved. She even kindly sent Cecilia a text of a list of things to be mindful of.

The text read: Ceci, according to Mdm. Elena, you're not in the best of health. So, if you're planning to take Jon on an outing, you must prioritize safety. Here's a checklist for you. Follow it while making purchases. We'll be camping, so make sure to pack essentials like insect repellent and cold medicine.

Cecilia received a private message from Miranda and responded: Thank you.

Meanwhile, Priscilla had also sent a message to Cecilia that read: In the past, we never really did things like picnics or camping. I'm not sure what's going on this year. Is Miranda up to her old tricks?

At that moment, Priscilla was completely siding with Cecilia.

Upon seeing her message, Cecilia replied: I'm not quite sure what's going on. Let's see how things unfold.

Priscilla: All right.

After putting down her phone, Cecilia informed Nathaniel that she planned to accompany Jonathan on a trip to the countryside, followed by a camping excursion.

“Are you going on your own?” Nathaniel asked seriously.

Cecilia nodded. “Yeah. The school said it's fine as long as one parent accompanies.”

“No. I'll go with you,” declared Nathaniel firmly.

He was worried about Cecilia and Jonathan being out there on their own.

“Don't you have to go to work?” Cecilia didn't want to disturb him.

“Work can wait. We don't get many chances to go on a trip in a year. When are we going?” Nathaniel asked her.

“It's the day after tomorrow.”

“All right. I'll have someone prepare the items needed for the picnic.”

At the entrance of the preschool, several parents had already arrived. Miranda was standing not too far away, scanning her surroundings.

Finally, she spotted Nathaniel's car and hurried over with a light jog.

“Ceci,” Miranda called out, her face blooming into a radiant smile, appeared extraordinarily amiable.

Cecilia also responded with a polite smile.

Nathaniel followed suit and stepped out of the car.

When Miranda saw him, her expression shifted. “Nathaniel, are you here to drop Ceci off or...”

“I'm not at ease with her bringing the child alone,” Nathaniel answered gravely. “Hence, we're going together.”

Upon hearing that Nathaniel was going to accompany Cecilia, Miranda couldn't help but think of her good-for-nothing husband.

Ever since Adrian was discharged from the hospital, he had been staying at home every day, doing nothing. He relied on Miranda for everything and couldn't even compare to Nathaniel.

“Don't worry,” Miranda reassured in a gentle tone. “We have the teachers leading us, and the security guards are also accompanying us. There won't be any issues. If too many parents come along, it might even become difficult to manage.”