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

Chapter 787 Her Arrogance All Gone

“What’s the point of invalidating Cecilia’s will? Evans Group has already been transferred by Dad, and Cecilia only got a small amount of money.” Cassandra immediately lost interest.

Paula was about to speak, but seeing Cassandra’s indifference, she lost the urge to continue.

“I must be getting senile. That bit of money is nothing compared to the Jamieson family’s fortune.”

“Mom, if you don’t have anything else to say, don’t contact me again.”

With that, Cassandra stood up. Perhaps she feared being judged, or maybe she was worried Paula would speak to Queenie.

She pulled out a check and handed it to the caregiver beside her. “Here, this is for this month’s food, medical expenses, and your salary.”

The caregiver immediately took it.

After Cassandra left, the caregiver looked at the check and was surprised to see it was for only thirty thousand.

“Only thirty thousand? That’s not even enough to cover your chemotherapy and other treatments.

Currently, Paula was spending thousands daily just on hospital bills, not to mention the various medications.

“Thirty thousand?” Paula couldn’t believe it either.

The caregiver shook her head, “I told you, this daughter of yours isn’t quite as good as the other one, but you wouldn’t believe me.”

Paula remained silent.

noticed that her usual arrogance had disappeared over the

or poor, everyone faces death in the

asked, “By the way, what were you

was nearing the end of her

you, but you must promise

“Okay,” the caregiver agreed.

the secret she had

hearing this, the caregiver was utterly stunned. “What? How could you do such a

for me, she would

didn’t you tell

weren’t for her, would I be in this

herself

beyond saving. Think about it. You have a son and two daughters. Now, who’s here taking care of

Paula had no response.

answering her calls because she hadn’t given him any money. He even went as far as saying that whatever happened to her was none of his

as if she

As for Cecilia….

image of a young Cecilia, obedient and

you

in your old age. Let’s not

am your

suddenly became a

I really been