When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 889

Chapter 889 You Are Not Worthy

“Mom, so many people are berating me online. I'm too scared to even go online,” Cassandra admitted. Nonetheless, she knew that as long as she had the support of the Jamieson family she had nothing to fear.

Queenie gave her a reassuring pat on the shoulder. “Don't worry, it's just some online chatter. I'll give your aunt a call later and have her take care of everything.”

Queenie's younger sister was quite a formidable character, her influence extending to both official and underworld circles in Drocver.

“Alright.”

Cassandra wiped away her tears and nodded.

She asked again, “What about Cecilia? This is all her doing.

Seeing how fragile Cassandra looked, Queenie couldn't help but worry. “Cassandra,” she said, “you need to learn to solve your own problems in the future. I won't be around forever. I'll age and die one day. I can't protect you for the rest of your life.”

Upon hearing these words, Cassandra felt a chill in her heart.

Is she telling me that she won't help me teach Cecilia a lesson anymore?

Considering the paramount importance of online public opinion at that time, Cassandra still behaved sycophantically.

“Mom, you'll never age, nor will you ever die.”

“You silly girl.”

Queenie gently held her. “About this incident, I will thoroughly investigate it. I promise to settle this for you.”

Investigate it thoroughly? Wouldn't she realize that I was the one who started it?

Cassandra shook her head. “Forget it, Mom. After all, Cecilia has already married into the Rainsworth family, while I haven't. I don't want any further trouble.”

“Good girl. I'm glad you're sensible now.”

Upon hearing her mention this, Queenie responded, “You've been engaged to Nicholas for quite some time now, and you're pregnant. You can't keep postponing the wedding. Let's get this sorted out. I will ensure the Rainsworth family takes responsibility and arrange a grand wedding ceremony for you.”

“Alright.”

Cassandra managed a forced smile.

She picked up her phone and called her sister, asking her the latter to deal with the online controversy.

In the hospital, Paula had been waiting for a long time for the media to show up, but when she tried to contact them again, she found out that the journalists had already blocked her.

She began to realize something, albeit vaguely.

Yet, she didn't want to give up, so she called Charlotte once again.

When Charlotte received the call, she couldn't help but ask, “What happened?”

“I couldn't raise that much money. Could you possibly spare Cecilia?” Paula didn't know what else to do.

Charlotte casually remarked, “You don't need to worry about raising money anymore. Just go check out the news online.”

Paula couldn't comprehend her intentions.

“What news?”

Charlotte snorted coldly, choosing not to answer directly. Instead, she advised, “Don't be so ignorant. Our boss is the best there is. You're not worthy of being her mother.”