When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him

Chapter 1110 Easy To Manipulate

After she heard this, admiration filled Cassina’s eyes.

“Cassandra, you’re amazing.”

Cassandra relished the feeling of being admired, and then she said to Cassina, “You are also a daughter of the Jamieson family, and in the future, you will have a share in their assets too.”

Cassina quickly shook her head.

“I don’t need anything. All I wish for is Dylan’s speedy recovery. A safe place for my child and me to call home is more than enough.”

In her heart, Cassandra scoffed.

She might claim not to want it, but who doesn’t secretly yearn to become a billionaire? Otherwise, she wouldn’t have taken Cecilia’s place!

“Let’s go. Get out of the car.”

“Alright.”

Cassina followed Cassandra out of the car and into Orion Corporation. The extravagant interior left her particularly awestruck.

Cassandra’s fiancé owns such a large corporation, so the Jamieson family must be wealthy too, considering a single bracelet from them is worth over a hundred million. It’s such a shame that my husband is merely an ordinary salaried employee.

Cassina touched the bracelet on her wrist, deeply wishing that she could really be the prominent young lady of the Jamieson family.

“What was your job before?” Cassandra asked.

“I’m just an office worker at a small company,” Cassina replied.

Given that she graduated from an average university with an ordinary major, she could only secure such a job.

Cassandra understood Queenie placed Cassina by her side so that the latter could eventually manage the family’s company.

“Alright then. From now on, you’ll work with me. As for your salary, you can name your price.”

“Really?”

“Of course. But regarding the position, you’ll be given the role of vice president, how about that?”

Cassandra’s eyes flickered insidiously.

The so–called vice president position was, in reality, nothing more than an empty title.

When the time came, she could show Queenie just how well she treated Cassina.

“Vice president? But I’ve just started working and therek so much I don’t understand,” Cassina said, displaying considerable modesty.

“It’s alright. Everyone learns on the job,” Cassandra reassured her. “You are the second young lady of the Jamieson family. You can’t just be an ordinary employer”

In the midst of Cassandra’s comforting words and praises, Cassina’s mindset shifted. “Alright, thank you. Cassandra.”

She had already come to consider Cassandra as a very good friend.

Soon, the two arrived at the floor of the sales department. Cassandra glanced in the direction of Cecilia’s office and said to Cassina, “Cassie, remember, you must never offend the manager of Team Five.”

Cassina questioned, “Why?”

“She’s known for stealing other people’s boyfriends. You must have heard of her. Her name is Cecilia Smith,” said Cassandra.

The mention of “Cecilia” caused a noticeable change in Cassina’s complexion.

She knew she had replaced Cecilia, and felt a touch of guilt.

“Really? I thought she was a decent person.”

Cassina had also learned about Cecilia and Cassandra from her own mother.

Her mother had said that Cecilia was a good person but Cassandra was not.

However, upon her arrival at the Jamieson family, Cassandra treated her exceptionally well. It felt as if she was her real sister.

Could it be that Mom has misjudged her?

“Don’t be fooled by her facade. Your foster mother was once beguiled by her. Can a woman who doesn’t even attend her own mother’s funeral be considered a good person?”

Cassina shook her head. “Of course not.”Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

“Right, would you take care of your foster mother if something happened to her?” Cassandra asked again.

Cassina nodded. “Of course I will.”

She believed that the grace of raising a child was monumental and to not attend the funeral after the elder’s death was indeed an act of unfilial piety.

“We’ll have to collaborate with her on the project later. I’ll send someone over to brief you shortly. From now on, you’ll be working with me to liaise with her.”

Cassina nodded. “Alright.”

Seeing how obedient and naive she was, Cassandra thought she could be easily manipulated to her advantage.