When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1586

Chapter 1586 Queenie Attends The Wedding 

“Alright,” Lucille readily agreed, “I appreciate it.” 

Cecilia picked up her phone and dialed Queenie’s number. 

At that moment, Queenie was at the office when she saw a call coming in from Cecilia. She was thrilled and hastily answered, “Cecilia, what’s up?” 

“Um, my friend received your gift and was wondering if you might be free today to attend the wedding.” Cecilia paused momentarily before speaking. 

The day before, Queenic assumed that she had been rejected, which was why she busied herself with work. 

Upon hearing Cecilia’s words, she didn’t hesitate at all. “Of course I’m free, Cecilia. Send me the address. and I’ll come over.” 

“Alright.“. 

Cecilia quickly forwarded the location of Mason and Lucille’s wedding to Queenie. 

Upon receiving it, Queenie stood up. 

Caliste couldn’t help but remind Queenie, “Mdm. Queenie, we have a client meeting scheduled soon.” 

“Cancel all my appointments for the rest of the day. I have something else to take care of,” said Queenie. 

At her age, she no longer cared about the affairs of the company. Her sole desire was to spend more time with her daughter. 

“Understood.” Caliste, although puzzled, nodded and watched as Queenie departed. 

No sooner had Queenie left than Cassandra arrived. 

She asked Caliste, “Where is my mom rushing off to in such a hurry?” 

Caliste replied candidly, “She’s attending the wedding of Ms. Cecilia’s friend.” 

Upon hearing this, Cassandra couldn’t help but sigh, a trace of envy flashing across her eyes. 

“Mom really does care about Cecilia,” she said with a sarcastic tone. “She’s even worried about missing her friend’s wedding.” 

Cassandra’s jealousy didn’t escape Caliste, who explained, “She probably just wants to have more 

interaction with Ms. Cecilia.” 

“Of course I know,” Cassandra responded swiftly, then turned to Caliste. “How is Dahlia doing?” 

Dahlia was still her biological daughter after all. Even though she was cold–hearted, she wasn’t entirely indifferent 

“The doctor said her condition has stabilized for now, the secretary said with a sigh, “but as for how long she can hold on, well, that’s up to her.” 

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