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

Chapter 792 Exposing Cassandra

Cecilia stood nearby. Upon hearing Paula’s words, she was ready to leave without a shred of sympathy.

Suddenly, the caregiver stopped her. “Ms. Smith, I really owe you one today. Thank you.”

The caretaker felt that if it wasn’t Cecilia, she would have been arrested.

After expressing her gratitude, the caregiver didn’t forget to nudge Paula, hoping to coax this outwardly cold and aloof woman into sharing a tender word with Cecilia.

However, her efforts were futile.

Paula looked up at Cecilia. “Did you come here just to mock me? Are you satisfied now?”

Cecilia’s eyes were exceptionally serene, devoid of any emotion.

“Yes, but I’m still not quite satisfied.”

Paula struggled to stand, intending to hit Cecilia, but she didn’t make it two steps before collapsing. Fortunately, the caregiver was nearby to catch her.

After being rushed to the hospital once again, it was only with great difficulty that the doctors managed to pull her back from the brink of death.

At the same time, the doctor also said, “The cancer cells are spreading very quickly. You should prepare for the worst.”

Upon hearing these words, Cecilia instinctively stepped back while standing in the corridor.

a complex look in them. “How much longer does she have

that Cecilia was asking out of

calculating how

three months at

That’s too little, isn’t it… compared to

into the ward, remaining unconscious the

He scolded her for her past mistakes and even told her that he never wanted

even said that she should apologize

it was already the early hours of the next day, and she found herself alone, with no one else

“Someone…”

caregiver had already drifted off to sleep, and despite her

to reach over

light flicked on, Paula realized that she had been moved to a

the caregiver from her

couldn’t help

I moved to a different hospital

arranged it,” the

Cecilia again?

her a glass of water. “You see it now, right? The only

a sip of water, Paula asked again, “And what about

back home

Paula fell silent once

first thing in the morning, stating