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When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1806

Chapter 1806 Who Am I To You
“What's wrong?” Cecilia noticed something was off with Charlotte. She pulled the latter aside before asking her what had happened.

Charlotte let out a sigh. “Boss, we have other visitors at home today.”

Other people?

Cecilia asked in confusion, “Who is it?”

“They said that you're their relative,” Charlotte said, sounding somewhat conflicted.

In Tudela, Cecilia barely had any relatives.

“What relative?”

“She claims to be... your granny.” Charlotte forced out the last two words awkwardly.

Because she knew that today, Cecilia had brought her maternal grandparents back home with her.

But now, within the Smith residence, there was an elderly lady who claimed to be Cecilia's maternal grandmother.

For a moment, Cecilia was taken aback, but quickly recollected her thoughts.

This grandmother was no stranger; she was, in fact, the mother of Paula, the woman who had once been her foster mother.

From childhood to adulthood, she, like Paula, had no fondness for Cecilia. Even after Paula's death, she seldom made an appearance.

Why is she suddenly here now?

Cecilia tightened her grip somehow. She didn't quite know what to do.

“Boss, I'm sorry, I couldn't stop her. She was desperately pleading at the door, saying if she couldn't come in, she would just stay outside. I knew you were bringing your grandparents over today, and I was worried she would cause a scene at the door, so I let her in.” Charlotte looked full of regret.

She rarely dealt with matters involving such shrewish women.

Cecilia didn't blame her. She patted Charlotte's shoulder and said, “It's alright. This isn't your fault. There's no need to blame yourself.”

“What should we do now?” Charlotte inquired.

Meanwhile, Bethany noticed that Cecilia was continuously chatting with Charlotte, seemingly in a difficult situation. She couldn't help but walk over.

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