When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him

Chapter 1210 Ran Out Of Luck

“There’s no need for you to do that. The mansion’s cleaning is taken care of by the housekeeper,” said Cecilia.

Madeline was resolute. “No. I said it that time. I’ll clean the place. I can’t go back on my word. Ceci, don’t assume that I’m incapable of anything just because of my relationship with Darren. Even if I don’t know something. I can always learn.”

“There’s no need for you to do that. The mansion’s cleaning is taken care of by the housekeeper,” said Cecilia.

Madeline was resolute. “No. I said it that time. I’ll clean the place. I can’t go back on my word. Ceci, don’t assume that I’m incapable of anything just because of my relationship with Darren. Even if I don’t know something. I can always learn.”

She was apprehensive that Cecilia might refuse her proposal. Without waiting for Cecilia to say more, she started to clean the room.

Seeing her like that. Cecilia didn’t say anything more.

She then summoned the butler of the mansion, instructing him to ensure that Madeline received a portion of the salary every month from then on.

The reason she didn’t want to let Madeline do the cleaning had nothing to do with Darren. She was merely concerned that Madeline’s health might not be up to the task. Additionally, she had someone look into Madeline’s background.

Madeline was once a prominent young lady who had never had to do such things before.

At that moment, however, as Cecilia watched Madeline working so hard, her heart ached for her even more. What exactly has she gone through after her marriage?

Madeline cleaned up the house and then voluntarily sought out Charlotte to learn about work matters.

Cecilia was resting on the couch. She didn’t know when Charlotte had left, but Charlotte walked in from outside and said, “Boss, Sven is looking for you.”

“All right

Cecilia leaned on the couch to stand up and walked outside..

Sven held a stack of documents in his hand and said, “These are the details you asked me to look into about Cassina. It includes information about her birth hospital, blood type, and other records. If there are no discrepancies, it’s likely she isn’t Queenie’s biological daughter.”

Cecilia went through the documents, which clearly detailed Cassina’s birth and her comprehensive identity records.

If Bailey had adopted her, she probably couldn’t have managed all these procedures.

“Have you heard anything about Mdm. Bailey?” Cecilia asked.

With a grave expression, Sven said, “I had someone comb through all the surveillance footage around Mdm. Bailey’s house. We only spotted her in one of the videos. After a car passed by her, she vanished from the surveillance camera’s view. We’ve looked into that car, and it’s already been scrapped. Seems like her luck’s run out.”

After Sven made his point, Cecilia couldn’t help but turp her thoughts toward Cassina.

“Could it be possible that Cassina was the one who harged Mdm. Bailey?” Cecilia asked. Could it be possible

After all, she had witnessed it herself. In order to become Queenie’s adopted daughter, Cassandra had cut ties with her biological mother, Paula.

“Indeed, that could be a possibility,” Sven said..

“Do me a favor. Keep an eye on Cassina,” Cecilia uttered.

She felt there was definitely something worth investigating about this matter. She hadn’t forgotten about what Queenie and the others had done to her and Jonathan.

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After Sven left. Cecilia returned to rest.

Around seven in the evening, a message popped up in Jonathan’s group chat. His teacher told him that a parent–child activity was scheduled for the following day, urging the children’s parents to try their best to attend.

Jonathan then sent a message to Cecilia that read: Mommy, are you free tomorrow?

Naturally, Cecilia wouldn’t miss out on the child’s growing moments. Hence, she replied: Yes.

After responding, she thought of Nathaniel again and couldn’t help but ask Jonathan by texting: Jon, is it all right if I attend alone?

Jonathan quickly replied: Sure.

Cecilia: All right, then, See you tomorrow.

Jonathan: See you tomorrow.

After closing the chat window, Cecilia noticed the parents‘ association group chat was bustling with activity. Everyone was discussing the parent–child activity scheduled for the next day.

The teacher mentioned that they would be heading to the outskirts tomorrow, and one needed to pack some food for their children.