Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 102

Cameron couldn't help but feel a cocktail of envy, jealousy, and resentment towards Nathan, and a sneaky idea to snatch Nathan's top designer started brewing in his mind. He told Matt with utmost seriousness, "I need the details on that company's designer. Get it to me, pronto."

"Yes," Matt replied.

As Matt was leaving, he remembered something and added, "Oh, by the way, sir, your father has cut off the company's support for Greta. Her medical bills are overdue." Cameron's face turned ghostly pale, and after a moment, he muttered bitterly, "Take it out of my personal account."

Matt looked uneasy, "You've missed three meetings this month. Your father was furious and, in front of all the shareholders, announced he was freezing all your bank accounts." Cameron was taken aback. "I see."

That evening, Cameron dragged his weary self back home, feeling utterly defeated.

At the doorstep, he saw his in-laws, who rarely saw eye to eye, standing united, hand in hand, against their common enemy-Nellie.

Patrick, looking anxious, said, "Nellie, your sister's sick. She needs a ton of money for treatment, and we're out of options. You've got to help us out."

on the steps, looking

real; he genuinely cared about his eldest daughter. But the more he cared for Greta, the colder Nellie's heart grew. For the first time, the thought of paternal love and her father's favoritism made her feel

it's your duty

with disdain. Did he really think she was still the little girl he could push

say a sister has to

did I end up with such a heartless daughter? If I'd known you'd turn

in her eyes. Patrick's worry for Greta was plain to see, but so was his rejection

more careful when choosing

don't want to argue.

a lawyer. Let them

and see what someone like me, a caged bird in a rich family, owes you," Nellie said, turning on her heel and

the verge of breaking down. "Nellie, if you don't help your sister, she won't

if you're willing to pay for her treatment, I...I'll let you come back to

back with a