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

Chapter 1344 Cassina Awakes

Upon hearing this, Queenie couldn't help but let out a sigh.

"During this period, she has truly suffered, and it was all my fault."

"Ms. Evans will surely understand," she assured.

Meanwhile, after tending to her wound, Cassandra couldn't wait to check on Cassina, who was being held captive.

She had swung the stone with all her might, and Cassina hadn't woken up.

Cassandra looked at the unconscious Cassina, filled with anxiety.

What if Cassina wakes up and tells Queenie about Cecilia? I have to devise a plan to put a stop to this!

On the bed, Cassina's head throbbed with pain. It took her a while before she could open her eyes, only to be met with the visage of Cassandra up close.

Her pupils abruptly narrowed. "Cassandra!"

"You're finally awake!" Cassandra raised her hand and landed a harsh slap on Cassina's face. "Isn't it enough to be the second young lady of the Jamieson family? Why stir up trouble? And you even planned to kill me?"

Cassina knew that she had already reached a point of no return; there was no use pleading with Cassandra.

a terrible person. You deserve to

status, you colluded with your mother to enter the Jamieson family. After your mother got into trouble, you still enjoyed a carefree life in the Jamieson family! Who's the real villain here?" "I did it for my son!"

you want to be rich and famous, just

Her gaze turned icy.

to Dylan, keep your mouth shut. If you dare to bring up anything about Cecilia, I won't

hadn't anticipated Cassandra to have the audacity to

learned that Cassina had awakened and came to question

biological daughter? Where is

to Queenie, but every time she thought of her son, she had to swallow

"I don't know."

tell you?" Queenie

was afraid that I might spill the beans, so she

Queenie felt as she was struck

long-lost daughter

one last

a sense of relief

out. "Yes, Cassie, you better not deceive my mother.

issuing a veiled

do was continue,

Queenie was completely

walked out,