When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 690

Chapter 690 Magnus Had Mended His Ways
Upon receiving the money, Ralph immediately used it to fund his company's operations.

He wasn't quite sure what had been happening lately. Although his company hadn't been making high profits before, it hadn't been suffering any losses either.

Recently, regardless of what the company produced or managed, they faced constant sabotage. Most of their business partners had been poached by a group called Imminence Corporation. As a result, Ralph was gradually finding himself in financial difficulties.

Meanwhile, Paula remained unaware that Cassandra had taken her money. It didn't take long for them to use up all of her funds.

Early the next morning, news had skyrocketed to the top of the trending list: Internationally Renowned Dancer Takes Her Ailing Stepmother to the Opera House.

Upon clicking the headline, the article detailed how tirelessly Cassandra worked, her dutiful nature shining through as she took her stepmother to the opera house.

When her stepmother fell ill, Cassandra, unafraid of the mess, personally assisted her and escorted her to the hospital.

Upon waking up, Cecilia saw the news and couldn't help but feel a sense of irony.

She had observed the night before that Cassandra hadn't even bothered to accompany Paula to the hospital, let alone offer her support.

Cecilia didn't spend much time looking before closing the page.

Now that Cecilia had won the lawsuit, Paula was obligated to return the money within two weeks. Failure to do so would result in compulsory enforcement.

Worried that Paula and the Evans family might be transferring assets during this period, Cecilia instructed Sven to secretly monitor them.

It wasn't long before Sven sent her several photos and a report. “According to the investigator, Paula had a large sum of money in her bank account. This morning, Ralph and his crew withdrew it all.”

Cecilia's brows furrowed slightly. I knew it. I knew that they had no intention of paying back the money.

“It's a shame we have to wait fifteen days.”

They would keep all these pieces of evidence to use as the basis for enforcement. Only then would it be clear where all their money had been transferred.