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

Chapter 1506 Soothing Dahlia

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Cecilia was unaware that the baby girl was Cassandra's daughter. Nonetheless, she couldn't help but approach, asking, "What's the matter?"

The nanny saw her and sighed. "I really don't know what's going on. She's been crying all day, and nothing seems to soothe her."

After hearing that, Cecilia instructed the nanny following her to take good care of the two children. Then, she reached out to hold Dahlia, trying to soothe her. In Cecilia's embrace, Dahlia continued to cry. It was hard to tell what was wrong.

Perhaps due to her experience of having a child, even though Cecilia couldn't recall how to care for a child, she instinctively seemed to know what to do.

First, she asked the nanny if Dahlia had eaten enough, and then she checked if the baby had any signs of diarrhea.

When Cecilia determined there were no such signs, yet the child was still crying incessantly, she said, "You should take the child to the hospital. Her crying like this... I feel like something's wrong." The nanny also felt that the child's crying was unusual. All right, I'll head there right away."

The nanny was about to take the child when suddenly, from not too far away, came the irate voice of Cassandra. "What are you doing? Who permitted you to hand my daughter over to her?" Cassandra, in her high heels, hurried over. Without waiting for an explanation, she snatched the child from Cecilia's arms.

take care of my daughter when I entrust her to you? If anything happens to

toward Cecilia with a sarcastic

known that the child was Cassandra's,

by holding her for a bit. She didn't mean any harm." "No ill intentions?" Cassandra looked at her daughter,

should we take Ms. Dahlia to the hospital for a check-up? She seems

was absolutely no need

to her. She glanced at Cecilia, tightly holding her child. "Have the driver bring the car

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much left to do, Ceciliaecided to

nialicious glare

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way there,

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to take a look, but