When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1327

Chapter 1327 Two Troublemakers
The person who was sent to follow Queenie also informed Cecilia and Nathaniel about the situation over there.

Cecilia was astounded. “What a show! Now I understand what Cassina was worried about.”

Nathaniel had a hunch and said, “Cassandra probably already knows about Cassina's true identity.”

“That's right.” Cecilia nodded. “I knew it. It didn't make sense for Cassina, being Queenie's biological daughter, to listen to Cassandra so obediently. Now, everything adds up.”

At that moment, Cecilia felt a touch of pity for Queenie.Not one of her daughters by her side was sincere toward her, and the supposed biological daughter she had finally found had turned out to be a fake.

After Bailey's death, Cecilia attended her funeral and then returned with Nathaniel.

The driver dropped Cecilia off at the company's entrance.

Just as Cecilia was about to get out of the car, Nathaniel said in a deep voice, “Wait a moment.”

“What's wrong?” Cecilia asked as she turned around.

Nathaniel hesitated for a moment, but ultimately, he remained silent. “It's nothing. I'll come pick you up tonight to bring you home.”

“All right.”

Cecilia nodded.

The company had recently hired quite a few people, some of whom had jumped ship from Orion Corporation.

When Cecilia walked in, she noticed an unusual buzz of activity, particularly among a group of girls who were either heading toward the photo studio or the upper floors.

“Lottie, what's going on?” Cecilia asked.

Charlotte sighed and answered, “Well, we have two troublemakers in our company.”

“Two troublemakers?”

Madeline came over, clutching a pile of documents. “Calvin and Eric.”

Only then did Cecilia understand what was going on. Both men are undeniably attractive, and the ladies are all attracted to them. This is to be expected.

Charlotte sighed and said, “Boss, I have to tell you something. The top-notch operation ladies we've got recently are all drawn in by those two troublemakers. If not for them, I might not have been able to recruit such talents.”