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

Chapter 1054 Fearing Retaliation

The people present were whispering to each other, unsure why Cecilia was doing that.

“We were in the wrong earlier, Ceci. Please don’t take our words to heart too much, someone said.

Those who had previously badmouthed Cecilia feigned compliments, fearing retaliation from her

Cassandra and Ralph stood there, unsure of what Cecilia was planning to do or say

Ignoring the speaker, Cecilia pulled out a document, stating openly and straightforwardly. “This is a DNA test. I’m not actually Mdm. Paula’s biological daughter,

Everyone was stunned, including Cassandra and Magnits.

Magnus could hardly believe that the sister he’d grown up with since childhood was not, in fact, a daughter of the Smith family.

“Cecilia, you’re joking, right?” Magnus put on a fake smile.

had the DNA tests done at several major

in the scene as people couldn’t

use the fact that she gave birth to me to guilt trip me in the future. Paula hardly ever cared about me growing up. She didn’t even raise me. Since I was a child, she used the fact that she gave birth to me as leverage, consistently demanding that I do this or that. I don’t owe her anything. The only person I owe anything to is my late foster father. He was kept in the dark about everything, always believing I

silent, unsure of

people who previously insisted that Cecilia must mourn for Paula suddenly had no reason to continue

stood amongst the crowd, gently tugging at her

it all makes sense with

“What happened?”

getting back together with her. However, I didn’t want the child she was carrying, and she was willing to terminate the pregnancy. Later on, I met Queenie, but I didn’t end up with her either. Looking back now, there indeed was something amiss with

everything, Cassandra realized that her

she didn’t feel there was anything wrong with it. In her view, it was natural for

by those bodyguards. She turned to Cecilia and said, “Ceci, even if you and Paula aren’t related by blood, causing a scene at her funeral like this is not appropriate. The deceased should

yet upon hearing Cassandra’s

journalist was present. Cecilia turned

“There’s a big

yet another DNA