When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1510

Chapter 1510 Why Did You Lie
Caliste couldn't help but say to Queenie, “I don't think Ms. Cecilia is someone who could be so harsh to a child.”

Queenie nodded.

“I know that, but look at Cassandra. She would have undoubtedly been relentless if I had helped Ceci. Who knows what kind of trouble she would have stirred up?” Queenie sighed. “Hurry and investigate Dahlia's matter.”

“Understood,” Caliste agreed.

Queenie looked at her granddaughter, who was covered in injuries. “Dahlia, don't worry. I'll certainly find the person who hurt you.”

She wasn't favoring Cassandra, nor was she distrusting Cecilia.

Her intention was merely to placate Cassandra temporarily, then discreetly investigate who exactly had the audacity to harm a baby.

When it was midnight, Queenie called for the nanny who took care of the child. “Speak up. Why did you lie today? Did someone offer you some sort of benefit?”

The nanny quickly shook her head. “Mdm. Queenie, what are you talking about? I didn't lie. It was indeed Ms. Cecilia who did it.”

Queenie's expression turned cold. “You're still not willing to tell the truth even now? When you were in the hospital, didn't you say that Dahlia wouldn't stop crying after being held by Cecilia? How come now it's suddenly Cecilia's fault? Did you actually see her hurt the child?”

The nanny was taken aback, evidently having forgotten her previous statement. She explained, “I only caught a glimpse of Ms. Smith pinching Dahlia.”

Queenie's anger intensified. “If you saw it, why didn't you stop it?”

The nanny choked up. “Um, I was afraid I might have seen it wrong...”

Her justification was so full of holes that Queenie was certain she was lying.

“I'm telling you, if you're willing to share the truth with me, I won't shortchange you. However, if you continue to lie, you only have yourself to blame when I make my move.”

Her threat made the nanny somewhat scared.

In the outside world, everyone knew Queenie was ruthless in her dealings. Handling a nanny was as simple for her as dealing with an ant.