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

Chapter 666 Hidden Resentment

Inside the ward, not long after Cecilia left, Paula was in unbearable pain, her illness flaring up. By the time Cassandra entered the room, she was met with a foul odor.

Paula looked at her somewhat awkwardly. “Cassandra, could you please call the nurse? I’m afraid I’ve unintentionally soiled the bedsheet.”

Upon hearing these words, Cassandra finally understood the reason. No matter how hard she tried, she couldn’t hide the look of disdain on her face.

“Mom, how could you wet the bed when you’re an adult?”

“I’m sorry.

sorry.

It wasn’t intentional. It’s just a symptom of my illness. You’re not going to resent me for it, are you?”

In front of Cassandra, Paula was exceptionally submissive.

Cassandra knew that although Paula had brought all the money to the Evans family, she still had a backup plan. Her father didn’t have control over all the funds..

She was

as still hoping that after Paula’s death, she would inherit the latter’s fortune. So, she feigned concern and said, “Mom, how could I possibly resent you? I am your daughter after all. I was just a bit shocked earlier, but what are we going to do with you now? I’ll call the caregiver immediately, and then have the doctor and nurse check on you later.”

“Alright.”

Paula fes

her own flesh and blood. She was certain that the latter

immediately stepped out and dialed the caregiver’s number, urging them to come and

could have imagined that the once proud and renowned

treated Paula, and her condition somewhat

to stay there, so she found an excuse to

the pretense of showing filial piety in front of Paula, she

stepped outside, she could finally breathe in the fresh air. She

call connected, and Cassandra spoke

is sick. When are you

When she heard that Paula was ill, he

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in jail, pretending to be sick

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the Evans family now, so he

she has late–stage cervical cancer. She’s not faking it,” Cassandra explained, even though

diagnosed with late–stage cancer, she would constantly call Cassandra, asking the latter

thoroughly annoyed. If only Magnus would return,

was truly diagnosed with cancer, Magnus was taken aback but quickly shrugged it off. “Doesn’t Mom only

abruptly hung up the

past, upon hearing of Paula falling ill, he would have