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

“Queenie, I came to tell you, the daughter you’ve been raising all this time is actually mine-”

“Mdm. Paula, don’t talk nonsense,” Cassandra interrupted her at once.

Mdm. Paula?

Paula was taken aback.

Yet, Queenie found herself intrigued and stopped Cassandra, “Cassandra, let her speak. Don’t worry, even if she says something bad about you, I’ll still believe you.”

Cassandra could only grit her teeth and say, “Alright.”

Paula watched her own daughter sharing a tender, mother–daughter bond with another woman and found the situation increasingly ironic.

Unable to contain herself any longer, she blurted out, “Queenie, I must tell you, Cassandra is my biological daughter.”

Queenie’s eyes narrowed, looking at Paula in disbelief.

Paula would say something

and me. How could she possibly be

for was that Paula had deceived her and that everything was a

at Paula, hoping she would quickly

was oblivious to Cassandra’s looks, and she merely

you always pride yourself in being a shrewd businesswoman? You don’t even know who your adopted daughter truly is? Let me tell you, Cassandra is

it seemed as if the air around her had

Ralph had lied

on me, and so we ended up breaking up. Later on, he met you, and to my surprise, even married you. Somehow, he learned that you loved children, particularly daughters. So, he discussed with me about sending our daughter, Cassandra, to the orphanage, hoping you would agree to adopt her. Ralph knew you had

everything from the past but

think it sounded like a

she couldn’t just take

you have any proof? Have you done a DNA test?”

Paula was taken aback.

to clear the air with Queenie, in hopes of bringing Cassandra back to her side. The idea of a DNA

flesh and blood, why on