When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 675

Chapter 675 How Can You Prove
Jonathan and Elliot, too, sensed Elena's sincerity toward them. While they were touched, they also felt annoyed. Between their grandmother and their mother, they would undoubtedly choose their mother.

They might have accepted Elena on the surface now, but that didn't mean they had forgiven her for mistreating their mother in the past.

“Ceci, Nathaniel, I'm bringing the kids to the amusement park. We'll return in the evening. You two can enjoy some alone time together,” Elena said.

With the All Souls' Day memorial not until tomorrow, she was eager to spend some quality time with her two grandsons today.

“All right.” Cecilia agreed.

Cassandra was dismayed that Elena left without even bidding her goodbye.

She rested her hand on her belly and sighed. It's such a shame that my baby isn't the Rainsworth family's direct descendant... I must find a way to get rid of the two children, and after my child is born, I'll have another child with Nicholas.

Meanwhile, Elena took her two grandsons to the amusement park.

“Eli, Jon, how have things been at school lately? Has anyone been giving you trouble?” Elena asked.

Elliot shook his head. “The kids all like me. No one's been giving me trouble.”

“I'm doing fine, too.” Jonathan spoke succinctly.

“Good to know. If anyone dares to mistreat you, just let me know. I'll teach them a lesson,” Elena declared.

Recalling how Felix had nearly hit Elliot, Elena was concerned. She added, “Elliot, given your health, if you're finding school difficult, I can arrange for a private tutor to come to our home and help you.”

Elliot immediately rejected the idea, “I enjoy learning in class.”

Elena naturally followed her beloved grandson's wishes.

Spending time with the two little darlings had lifted her spirits like never before, making her feel rejuvenated.

She had assumed that Cecilia would badmouth her behind her back.

“Grandma Elena, do you not like our mommy?” Elliot paused before continuing, “If you don't like our mommy, then we don't like you either. Jon, let's get off the car, and take Mommy home.”

Elliot's expression turned cold. Despite his anger, he looked adorable with his puffed-up, chubby face.

“Okay,” Jonathan agreed, turning to Elena. “Grandma Elena, please ask the driver to stop the car.”

Elena panicked, stopping the two upset boys, lying through her teeth, “Your mommy is my daughter-in-law. She's essentially my daughter. Of course, I like her.”

Elliot and Jonathan exchanged a glance.

Elliot was the first to speak. “How can you prove that you like our mom?”