When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 379 Searched For Queenie

Cassandra’s mother was a woman named Queenie Jamieson.

An hour later, the information that Cecilia paid someone to investigate was delivered to her.

Cassandra was a public figure, so information about her was easily uncovered.

What Cecilia cared about was the exact nature of Cassandra’s relationship with Paula.

Cecilia muttered the information as she read, “Five years ago, Paula traveled abroad, where she met Cassandra’s father. They fell in love and married, making her Cassandra’s stepmother today.”

Stepmother… Cecilia thought about how Paula kept calling Cassandra her daughter on the call and didn’t believe Paula was merely Cassandra’s stepmother.

She knew all too well what kind of person Paula was. If Paula could be so ruthless to her own biological daughter, she wouldn’t have treated a non–biological one any nicer.

“What about her biological mother?” asked Cecilia.

The person on the other end said, “Do you mean Queenie? Cassandra’s father was a matrilocal son–in–law. After he joined the Jamieson family, he didn’t get along well with Queenie. They divorced five years ago. Queenie only has Cassandra as her daughter, and she treats her very well, basically giving her anything she asks for”

There wasn’t any more information, so Cecilia didn’t press for more questions.

As she thought how similar Cassandra’s dancing was to Paula’s, an idea formed in her mind, though she didn’t dare to delve deeper.

ended the call and leaned back in her chair to

Nicholas received the news that the collaboration would not go

He didn’t ask again.

similar news, which surprised her. “Who else could possibly offer a higher price

Cecille, I had already given a heads–up to the other entertainment

and discover who’s being

“Understood.”

Cecilia paid a

but she wasn’t overly concerned. She simply spent her

Nathaniel and

the other child

is rather frail and spent much of

“What’s the illness?”

he brought Elliot back to Tudela, he

go back,” Nathaniel

“Okay.”

his eyes, the doctor’s words from earlier that day echoing in his mind. “Mr. Rainsworth, judging by the progress of your treatment, it seems likely that your memory will be fully

However, for some

home but didn’t notice, so Mason had to remind him. He then opened

distance, he could hear the