Chapter 1307 Why Did She Not Tell Me Cecilia hadn''t expected her toe. Cassandra? Cassina was also somewhat taken aback.


    "Did you tell her the address here?" asked Cecilia.


    Cassina shook her head. "No, I''ve never spoken to her about it."


    Cecilia wondered how she hade to know about this ce.


    When Cecilia stepped outside, she saw Cassandra approaching with two bodyguards by her side.


    A hint of coldness shed in Cassandra''s eyes when she saw Cecilia. Yet, in a seemingly casual tone, she said, "Cecilia, these are your people, right? Could you ask them to make way?" She pointed at the bodyguards by the entrance.


    The bodyguards turned their gaze toward Cecilia, awaiting her instructions.N?vel/Dr(a)ma.Org - Content owner.


    Cassina also stepped out, a hint of confusion in her voice as she asked, "Cassandra, what brings you here?"


    "I saw you rush out in such a hurry, so I knew something must have happened to Bailey. I followed because I was worried about you," replied Cassandra, before asking, "How is she doing now?" Cassina, a bit too trusting, revealed the truth. "She''s in critical condition now; she doesn''t even recognize me."


    Hearing this seemed to lift a burden from Cassandra''s shoulders.


    "How could this happen? Is this because the hospitalcks standards? I''ll get in touch with arger hospital and arrange a transfer for Mdm. Bailey," she proposed, feigning concern. Cecilia observed Cassandra''s subtle movements, patiently waiting for Cassina''s response.


    Fortunately, Cassina wasn''t that naive. "No, it''s not a good time to transfer my mom to another hospital. Thank you for your concern, Cassandra."


    "We''re sisters; there''s no need to thank me. Can I visit her now?" Cassandra pressed, still uneasy and wanting to see for herself.


    Cassina had no valid reason to refuse.


    Eventually, Cecilia allowed her to enter.


    Cassandra stepped into the ward, instinctively covering her nose, her eyes filled with distaste.


    She would never havee to a ce like this if she hadn''t been present when Bailey was harmed.


    The only reason she visited was her fear of the truthing to light.


    She walked over, only to discover that Nathaniel was also present. She then greeted him with a grin. "Hey, Nathaniel."


    Nathaniel paid her no attention, leaving her somewhat embarrassed and prompting her to stay silent afterward.


    When Cassandra nced again at Bailey lying on the sickbed, she noticed that Bailey appeared to be in a state of delirium, her consciousness muddled. "Mdm. Bailey," Cassandra called out softly.


    Suddenly, Bailey''s pupils constricted at the sight of Cassandra. In a swift motion, she grabbed a pillow and hurled it in her direction.


    Her agitated reaction waspletely different from how she had responded when Cecilia had spoken to her earlier.


    An indifferent glint shed across


    Cassandra''s eyes as the pillow


    struck her. If not for Cassina and the others being present, she would


    have finished Bailey off right there.


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    Still, judging by Bailey''s condition, Cassandra doubted things would improve for her.


    "Cassandra, are you okay? The doctor mentioned she''s been showing violent tendencies. It''s important to keep your distance from her."


    "I''m fine. Let''s go outside and talk," Cassandra replied quickly, eager to avoid another attack.


    Cecilia found the situation strange. Why did Mdm. Bailey throw a pillow at Cassandra when she didn''t even go near her? And why did she get so agitated all of a sudden? Outside the ward, Cassandra engaged in a feigned pleasant conversation with Cassina before finally taking her leave.


    Once she was gone, Cecilia turned


    to Cassina and said, "If you don''t want anything to happen to your mom, you need to keep a close eye on Cassandra. I suspect she might be involved in what''s happening to her.


    Cassina''s expression was one of disbelief. "How could that be? What would she gain from doing something like this?"


    "I have no idea. Whether you believe it or not is up to you," Cecilia replied before asking Nathaniel to apany her home.


    On their way back, Cecilia, feeling a bit weary leaned against Nathaniel''s shoulder. "You saw it too, didn''t you?


    Don''t you think there''s more to Cassandra than meets the eye?"


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    Nathaniel didn''t respond immediately. Instead, he asked, "Why are you getting involved in other people''s problems?"