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

Chapter 1380 Lost Everything

Stella stared at the scenery speeding past the window. "If you don't like me, I'll destroy you. If I can't have you, then Cecilia won't get you either."

Her fists clenched tightly, her nails digging so deeply into her palms that they drew blood.

Meanwhile, Cecilia sat in Sven's car as they made their way to the psychiatric hospital.

Inside the hospital, Cassina sat in a daze. She had lost everything. Her mother, Bailey, had passed away, her son's whereabouts were unknown, and her husband had disappeared. She regretted everything deeply. Why had she ever been greedy?

If she hadn't coveted wealth, her family wouldn't have ended up like this even though they were poor.

Cassina was certain that Cassandra, being the vicious person she was, would never let her go. Once she died, it would likely mean the end for her son and husband as well.

Unwilling to accept this fate, Cassina had tried to escape several times, only to be caught and brought back.

against the wall, lost in thought, the door to her room creaked open. Instinctively, she curled up in the corner, terrified that someone had come to give her another injection or force more medication on her. But instead, the nurse who entered quickly

moment to

Cecilia nodded in acknowledgment.

room. It was a dilapidated space, barely big enough to hold a single, narrow bed.

help me! Help me find Dylan! I don't know where he is or how he's doing." Cecilia didn't respond immediately to her

this, Cassina made

don't have to ask. I'll tell

expected, Cassina had been hiding

on the edge of the bed, ready

nanny, right? Your nanny told her about the orphanage where you were adopted. She asked my mother to contact the director and see if there was any information about your biological parents. Not long after, the director came back with news, and

a brief explanation, Cecilia's mind felt like it was exploding.

saying that Queenie is my

Cassina nodded emphatically.

there's been a mistake,