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

Chapter 1321 The Nightmare

Over at the Jamieson residence, Queenie was roused from her sleep by a disruptive noise. After answering the phone, she listened to the person on the other end, their words surprising her. "Did she really say that?" she asked.

"Yes, I heard Cassie say that she deceived you for money and power. She even referred to you as Mdm. Queenie. She also mentioned that if it weren't for you, her mother wouldn't have ended up like this." The individual only heard what Cassina had said, completely missing out on Cassandra's words.

Queenie clenched her fists. "What has she deceived me about?"

In truth, a bold guess had already taken root in Queenie's head. It was just that she didn't dare believe it.

"I don't know. That might just be why Cassie is so scared of Ms. Evans," the subordinate said.

Unable to sleep, Queenie climbed out of bed.

Even though it was clearly the height of summer, she felt unusually cold.

"Understood. Send me the address. I'll go check on Mdm. Bailey."

"Okay."

After ending the call, Queenie let her hand fall to her side.

She walked onto the balcony, gazing at the sky, as dark as ink, feeling an overwhelming sense of emptiness and sorrow.

Queenie merely wished to find her biological daughter, her only kin in the world. She didn't want her daughter to harbor resentment toward her. Why does Cassie feel that she's the reason for Bailey's hospitalization?

felt as though her throat was clogged with cotton, and

determined to uncover the truth. She couldn't allow Cassina to

and the driver expressed concern for her health, saying, "Mdm. Queenie, your health has always been delicate. Perhaps you should rest a little, and we could go to the hospital tomorrow morning instead. Judging by

head. "It's okay. I can

"All right, then."

driver began to

closed her eyes, but in

a light sleep, she once again dreamed of a time over twenty years ago, just after she had given birth to her

adversary stood

a surprise. Who would have thought this

the woman with

me back

a step back, her face adorned with a cruel smile. "Give her back to you? What a joke! Such a lowlife should never have been born!" She casually handed the child over to

"Understood!"

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spare my daughter," she pleaded. "Whatever you want in the future, I'll

"No! Don't!"

her forehead drenched in

car with a

fine. How much longer until we arrive?"

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