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

Chapter 883 A Statement

“Mdm. Paula, you’re awake? You still haven’t slept? Why have you been on your phone this whole time?” the caregiver couldn’t help but ask.

Paula glanced over as she approached. “It seems like something’s happened to Cecilia.”

“What?” The caregiver looked over and immediately spotted the trending topic. “Oh, I saw this when I checked my phone this morning too. Is this really about Ms. Smith?”

Paula nodded. “It must be.”

“How could Ms. Smith possibly plagiarize someone else’s work?” The caretaker couldn’t believe it.

Paula had come to see who treated her well and who didn’t.

She also knew that she didn’t have much time left.

In her final moments, she wanted to make up for her mistakes, so that after death, she could face Regas.

“Maybe she just wanted fame too badly,” Paula said as she scrolled through the news for hours, gradually convincing herself that Cecilia might have plagiarized.

After all, she had seen Cecille in person and knew how talented she was.

Back then, Paula had even resorted to livestreaming herself dancing to persuade Cecille to give her composition to Cassandra.

Paula with

remembered

there’s

she had saved,

call to connect. Charlotte was puzzled to see Paula’s number. Why is Paula calling me? Is it

Cecilia’s biological mother who had never liked

the phone.

this Ms. Cecille?” Paula

far from friendly, as she had a bad impression of Paula, who she saw as a biased

hesitated for a moment before requesting, “Could you make

Charlotte was taken aback.

she was not expecting Paula to

“What did you say?”

know this might be difficult for you. However much you need, I’ll find a way to get

for divorce and was aiming to get half of Ralph’s marital

completely confused

you an answer right now,” Charlotte

ended the call and promptly

sleeping, was jolted awake by the ringtone and groggily picked up

on?” she asked, expecting more

said, “Boss, I just got a call from Paula. She asked me to make a statement saying you didn’t