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

Chapter 664 Did Not Seem To Be Fake

At Daltonia Villa, Cecilia gazed at the disconnected call, recalling the last time she saw Paula. Back then, Paula was pale with distress, clutching her stomach while her limbs trembled.

It doesn’t seem fake, and using cancer twice seems too unbelievable. After giving it some thought, Cecilia decided to go to the hospital to see what was really going on.

When Cecilia went to Tudela Hospital, Zachary happened to be there too, and they ran into each other.

Though Cecilia was wearing a mask, the prominent scar on her right cheek, extending from beneath the mask, was still visible.

“Cecilia,” greeted Zachary.

Previously, Zachary helped Jonathan in preschool. After that, Cecilia’s attitude toward him wasn’t as cold as before, but it wasn’t warm either. “Mhm,”

She responded politely yet distantly before hastily making her way to the upstairs ward.

Zachary felt a bit puzzled and asked Arnold, “Is she sick?”

Arnold immediately went to check, shaking his head afterward. “No.”

Arnold spotted a familiar name and informed Zachary, “It seems that Ms. Smith’s mother was hospitalized.”

Zachary raised

“Mhm.”

is she in the

medical record, took a glance, and, in a

surprise

for late–stage cervical cancer, and at most, one could expect to live only

it’s real?” Zachary was aware of Paula’s

should be. This assessment is provided by our hospital’s professional

world go round. “Make sure to thoroughly investigate this matter. No

“Understood.”

had already arrived outside Paula’s ward, where

and beamed. “Come on

saw Cecilia, her smile froze.

prepared for Paula’s contrasting expressions. “Didn’t you have

sneered, “Who would want to meet an unfilial daughter? Are you satisfied now? I

usually proud and beautiful Paula’s countenance contorted with

“If that’s really the case, I’ll abide by the law and arrange

did a brief research on cervical cancer. In its later stages, the cancer cells would spread, causing severe abdominal pain. It could also lead to frequent urination and

was absolutely more tormenting for Paula

do you want me to thank you?” Paula