Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 121

Nellie handed the divorce proceedings over to her lawyers, diving headfirst into launching her new fashion line. Every day, she combed through the markets, learning the ins and outs of the Capital's supply chains, keeping up with the latest in printing and dyeing tech, and soaking in the street styles from all walks of life.

Come nightfall, she'd settle under her desk lamp, sketching design after design. Her ideas flowed onto paper effortlessly. Days blurred into months, and before she knew it, three months had flown by. She'd churned out hundreds of designs.

Nathan was all in on her vision, embracing nearly every one of her sketches for production. The whirlwind of activity helped her shove thoughts of her divorce to the back burner.

Meanwhile, Cameron was growing more restless by the day. At a get-together with friends, Nellie was the talk of the night, even though she wasn't there. "Cameron, I heard your wife took off with that Nathan guy. Think she's really leaving you for good?" one friend ribbed. Cameron, lost in thought, took a drag from his cigarette, smoke shrouding his face and emotions.

her antics. As long as she doesn't make a fool out of him, let her be." Benjamin, who'd been quiet,

stayed silent, and Greta watched him, her heart aching from his lack of response. Tears brimmed in her eyes, but she masked her feelings with a brave face.

the heir, wouldn't settle for a childless marriage. It seemed like

deep breath, and reassured Greta softly, "Kids or no kids, it doesn't matter. I wouldn't want you to go through that pain. My reasons for staying married

that. Besides, if Greta can't have kids, Cameron could have a few with Nellie. You know, he could raise

eyes sparkled with hope as she clutched Cameron's arm. "Cameron, if you really want kids,

words. His eyes drifted to his phone. It had been three months since Nellie, though nearby, had reached out. Did she still have feelings for