Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 61

Her health was solid and steady, thanks to a healthy kidney Nellie had gifted her.

Maybe it was her blossoming career, but Greta was absolutely glowing. She turned heads and sparked conversations among the social elite. Her long-standing romance with Cameron was well-known and accepted in high society circles.

People often praised Cameron as a gentleman of remarkable character who was head over heels for Greta. He managed to secure a kidney from Nellie for her and, as a result, promised his hand in marriage to Nellie. Such a caring and morally upright man was a rare find.

Rich, charming, and full of integrity, Cameron became the dreamboat for many young women, and his career was on a rapid ascent, too.

Yet, beneath this glamorous exterior, a storm was brewing in their marriage, threatening to shatter their perfect world and leave ruin in its wake.

A plane cut across the ocean skies, heading straight for the Capital. Onboard, a woman with an air of distant elegance leaned back in her seat, eyes closed in thought. Her hair flowed, and her features were so finely sculpted that they seemed crafted by a master artist. Her beauty was simply mesmerizing, and her features were so finely sculpted, but a cool aloofness kept others at a distance.

Next to her, a young girl with delicate features unfolded a pillow into a small blanket, gently draping it over the woman.

we get there?" Nellie asked softly, not bothering to open her eyes. Her voice indicated she was lightly dozing

half an hour more till we hit the Capital,"

we staying

moment before responding,

"Aren't we here to celebrate Mr. Nathan's birthday? Why not stop

"It's meant to

Lizzy chuckled. "Makes sense."

we heading back to the Dawson family estate? Aren't you supposed to be

handle that." She wanted to steer

Lizzy each wheeled out a suitcase. A light drizzle welcomed them, and the biting chill of deep winter was in the air. Lizzy quickly pulled a jacket from

sure you stay

felt

of years, she and Lizzy had leaned on each

taken off,