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

Chapter 806 What Are You Doing Here

Cecilia then hopped into a taxi and instructed the driver to rush to the hospital.

Nicholas didn’t return to the company either. Instead, he had someone secretly tail Cecilia, curious to see what she was up to.

Meanwhile, at the hospital, Cassandra clenched the agreement tightly, her eyes filled with intensity as she glared at Paula. “What will it take for you to agree to cut ties with me?”

Paula winced from the severe pain in her lower abdomen, but it was the emotional torment from Cassandra that weighed heavier on her heart. “Cassandra, I’m your mother. How could you even think of cutting ties with me?”

Frustration surged within Paula as she struggled with her emotions. “Please, I beg you. Just forget that I’m your daughter and pretend I never existed.”

Even now, Paula, already overwhelmed by disappointment, struggled to accept that her beloved daughter could treat her this way.

“If you agree, I’ll cover all your medical and living expenses,” Cassandra said coldly, her voice carrying a threatening edge. “But if you refuse, you’ll see just how heartless I can be.”

The hospital room fell into a suffocating silence, the tension hanging heavy in the air.

outside, finally noticed Cecilia’s

you’re finally here. Please talk to your sister. How could she cut

she could tell the caregiver that she was only there to watch the

nod before quickly making her way to the entrance

the sound of footsteps, both Cassandra and Paula turned to look toward the entrance. Recognizing

today. You should go home now,” Paula said, not wanting to make a scene in front of

wouldn’t be able to get her mother to sign the agreement today, Cassandra stormed out

with a cold tone, “You don’t need to look after her anymore. I won’t be paying your wages.

was

might come back to bite you?” Cassandra scoffed disdainfully. “Karma? If karma truly exists, it should

now on, I won’t contribute a

now, Paula had confided everything to Queenie, leaving

Cecilia retorted, “She’s your mother too. Why should I be the one

mother, and that’s Queenie. As for Paula, she was nothing