Even if Cecilia Nathan came from a poor background, Frances Bennett knew that people from wealthy families weren't like Cecilia, who would occasionally cook special dishes for her.
The Hawthorne Family lacked for nothing, but for someone like Cecilia, being so hands-on had become a habit.
Thinking about how well Cecilia had treated her in the past, an unpleasant feeling stirred in Frances Bennett's heart.
It wasn't that she had completely disapproved of Cecilia. In fact, after discovering she'd been tricked, she had gradually begun to appreciate Cecilia's good qualities.
In all her years, this was the first time she had been made such a fool of.
The more Frances Bennett thought about it, the angrier she became. Finally, she turned and stormed off to the hospital.
She was going to ask Sharon Quincy whether the deception had been her own idea or a scheme by the Nathans of Aethelgard.
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In the private room, Mrs. Grant prepared a small wrap of roast duck for Cecilia.
