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

Chapter 665 The Wicked Mother

Paula was taken aback. Sensing the insinuation in Cecilia’s words, she couldn’t help but ask, “What do you mean?”

“Did you have anything to do with my father’s car accident?” Cecilia asked.

Panic was evident in Paula’s eyes.. “What are you babbling about?”

Her reaction came as a deep blow to Cecilia.

She didn’t press further, falling silent.

Paula became self–conscious out of guilt. “In the will that Regas left you, did he mention anything. else?”

Upon hearing those words, Cecilia looked into Paula’s eyes, finding nothing but unfamiliarity. The woman before him was her own mother and the wife who had gone through thick and thin with her father.

“What do you think?” Instead of answering, Cecilia threw the question back to her.

Paula’s expression subtly shifted as she abruptly grabbed Cecilia’s wrist. “Show me the will!” she demanded.

Cecilia abruptly pulled away from her grasp. “Don’t worry. I’ll make it public in court.”

if Magnus proved to be incompetent, Cecilia had the right to take over all of the Smith family’s assets. It didn’t speak ill of Paula in any

doubt in Paula’s mind, to

ache again, her face breaking out in a cold

I shouldn’t have raised

observing Paula’s current state, Cecilia was certain

this is

called out to her again, “Do

in her

sensible, and more like me than you are. And you, you disgust

if her words weren’t enough to vent her anger, Paula continued, “You’re nothing but a commoner. If it weren’t for your father insisting on keeping you, I wouldn’t have kept you. You don’t even deserve to live. You even have the audacity to mock me, your birth mother, when I’m ill. Remember this, you

no further attention to

the corridor of the hospital, coming face to face

while her gaze focused on the scar on

you now in your current

Paula and I have

be the sister

up in a mocking smile. “Do you really think you can just sever blood ties whenever you want? There’s an old saying, blood is thicker than

Cecilia realize that Cassandra too had learned how to emotionally