When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1342

Chapter 1342 The Truth Emerges
Meanwhile, Queenie turned around, only to see Cecilia and Charlotte.

“Ms. Smith, why would you come to a place like this at such an hour?” Queenie's eyes were filled with caution.

She was already wondering if Cassina's deception was somehow related Cecilia.

“I came to see Ms. Cassina.”

Cecilia was particularly calm and composed as she approached Cassina, handing back the contract to her.

“Ms. Cassina, thank you for your kindness, but I cannot accept,” she said.

Cassina knelt on the ground, her gaze falling on the contract in Cecilia's hand, while her eyelashes trembled slightly. “Ms. Smith, I...”

Before she could finish her sentence, Cassandra had already walked over. Snatching the contract from her hand, she barked, “This contract was never valid to begin with. Even if you don't return it to us, we won't acknowledge it.”

Queenie was somewhat puzzled, “What contract?”

Cassandra handed the contract to Queenie, exclaiming, “Mom, this one!”

“After Cassina gained a bit of power, she didn't take a penny and signed a hugely lucrative contract with Cecilia. If it weren't for this incident, I wouldn't have doubted her being your biological daughter. Who from the Jamieson family would conduct such a loss-making deal?”

“You're talking nonsense! You've known about this all along!” Cassina immediately retorted, “You always use the fact that I'm not Queenie's biological daughter to threaten me! This time, I'm determined to break free from you, no matter what it takes. The contract is what I owe Ms. Smith; she helped me and my mother, and I want to repay her!”

“Repay her?”

Queenie was on the verge of laughter out of sheer frustration. “You used my money to repay your debts of gratitude, and you pretended to be my biological daughter, reaping the benefits that my real daughter should have. How come you never thought of repaying me?”

Cassina was taken aback.

She looked at Queenie. “Actually, Ms. Smith is...”

Before Cassina could even finish her sentence, Cassandra somehow found a rock and, with no hesitation, smashed it against the back of Cassina's head.

The next moment, Cassina had collapsed onto the ground.