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

Chapter 750 Nothing Too Surprising

Typically, daughters would stand by their mothers, but upon hearing that Ralph was seeing someone else. Cassandra wasn’t particularly surprised.

“Mom, did you call me over just to talk about this?”

Upon hearing her utterly nonchalant tone, Paula couldn’t help but ask, “Did you know about this all along?”

Cassandra neither confirmed nor denied it, she simply said. “Isn’t it quite normal for men like Dad to have a few mistresses? You seem to have forgotten, back when Dad was with Queenie, you were secretly meeting him behind our backs, weren’t you?”

Cassandra’s words struck Paula like a bolt of lightning, hitting her hard.

“What are you saying? Are you really my daughter?” Paula said angrily.

Cassandra didn’t want to upset her at the moment. “Mom, of course I’m your daughter, that’s why I’m being honest with you. Who else would dare to tell you such things?”

The fury in Paula’s eyes slightly dissipated. “So, are you saying you did nothing as your father betrayed me?”

“Don’t worry. I’ll talk to Dad and tell him to be more careful in the future,” Cassandra said, helping her up. “Mom, you need to stay in the hospital and rest right now. Try to stay calm.”

Paula furrowed her brows. “You moved me from the VIP ward to a regular one, how am I supposed to stay calm?”

to Dad to resolve the crisis. I truly can’t afford to pay for

about the money I gave you

temporarily loaned

believe Cassandra. She said, “Cassandra, your

get things straightened out. Mom, you should head

took

foot, destination unknown. and

Meanwhile, at Daltonia Vilia

she

Yes.

clutched her phone, listening to the person on the other

eye on her,” she instructed, “and if anything seems off, let me

“All right.”

the phone, Cecilia was somewhat taken aback. The person tailing Paula reported that she had previous night

to the Evans family’s mansion the “Do you regret it now?” Cecilia

bit too late for

father were still alive and with Paula, he would never have betrayed

any longer, so she headed back to the

claiming it was a