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

Chapter 644 Being Exposed

A surprised Moana was then pulled aside for a private conversation. Whatever was said during that exchange remained unknown, but she quickly agreed to take care of Cassandra.

Cecilia enjoyed a good night’s sleep without Moana’s presence. The next day upon waking up, she spent her time composing music and relaxing with a book.

There wasn’t much going on at the moment except for the lawsuit against Paula and Magnus, as well as the upcoming election for the president of the parents‘ association next Monday.

It was in the afternoon when a phone call disrupted her leisure.

The call had come from jail, stating that Paula wanted to see her.

“Understood.”

After hanging up, Cecilia headed toward the detention center.

She arrived an hour later.

She had initially assumed that Paula was leading a miserable life. Surprisingly, there was no change in the latter’s attire or appearance. Even her hair had been styled in a new way.

from me?”

the scar on her face, feeling no sympathy. “How much money will it take for

Dad’s inheritance,

was his wife, after all! You, at most, can only share the remaining half with Magnus, Paula

term “wife” particularly grating when it came from such

fortune was my father’s pre- marital asset. You can’t possibly claim half of it. You’re only entitled to the earnings accumulated. during the years you were married to

Paula choked.

to our limits?

how many loved ones would you have left in this world? Besides, Regas loved Magnus and me so much. Do you think he’d

blank expression. Only after she finished speaking, did

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Chapter 544 Beng Exposed

+5 Pearls

biological daughter. She’s just over a year older than me. I also recall my father mentioning that I was born a year after you

off in Paula’s mind, and she stared at Cecilia

pregnant with me.

her blood boil and was about to strike

exposed you? Shouldn’t I be the one who’s angry? You betrayed my father and yet had the audacity to use his love for you as an excuse. Do you think I’m still the obedient little girl who used to follow