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

Chapter 703 Is She Not Your Mother Too

“If you truly don’t have long to live, I won’t just stand idly by and watch you die on account that you’re my birth mother still,” added Cecilia.

Looking at the now high and mighty Cecilia, Paula couldn’t help but scoff, “You stupid girl, don’t get carried away just because Nathaniel is now blind and has given you some money. Of course I’ll live on. Cassandra is infinitely more outstanding than you could ever be. With her by my

side. life’s been nothing short of wonderful. I was merely testing you earlier, and now, your true colors. are showing, aren’t they? You’re nothing more than an ingrate…”

Paula launched into a tirade against Cecilia.

Cecilia didn’t feel like engaging her. She returned to the mansion and, together with Elliot, began preparing for her father’s memorial ceremony.

After berating Cecilia for an extended period outside, Paula felt intermittent pangs in her lower abdomen. A faint trace of blood soon appeared.

The part–timer noticed something was off about her and couldn’t help but ask, “Are you okay?”

Paula was already in so much pain that she couldn’t speak.

The part–timer hurriedly went back in to find Cecilia. Upon learning that Paula’s illness had acted. up and that her pants were stained red with blood, she froze w but steeled herself and decided not to go out.

Turning to the part–timer, she said, “Have the security guard take her to the hospital.”

“Alright.”

her and he said, “Mommy, if you’re worried

knew that

upon hearing this,

explain the conflict between herself and Paula to her son, so

with you,” she began. “There’s an old saying in our country, if I raised you when you were young, you’ll take care of me when I’m old. If I

and said, “Mommy, if grandma isn’t nice to

speak any further. Instead, she reached out and

time when she had considered taking

actions had

will be fine once

patted Cecilia’s

grow up quickly, for then

food for the ceremony. Cecilia paid respects to her father’s memorial picture.

away, he had entrusted her with the

failed to take good care of the

latter’s condition

called Cecilia, “Ms. Smith, when Mdm. Paula arrived at the hospital, she went into shock. She’s now in the operating room, fighting for her life. The

brows slightly furrowed,

guard asked again, “What should

“Come back first.”

“Alright.”