Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 127

Cameron stumbled over his words, trying to explain, "It's just a broken locket. Why do you have to make a big deal? You know it's for your sister. Her health is touch and go, and her life could end any day now. Think of it as doing a good deed, fulfilling her last wish. Nellie,

this is the last time I'll help her. I'm asking you, can't you see reason?"

Nellie stared at him, her face expressionless. At that moment, she had a sneaking suspicion that Cameron knew the true significance of Timeless Cycle.

Nellie met his gaze, her words measured and steady. "Cameron, you love her, and you want to give her the best this world has to offer. But why on earth would I want a man whose heart is already taken by someone else?" "Cameron, you're despicable."

Cameron's eyes widened, unable to find the words.

Turning to Nathan, Nellie said, "Mr. Nathan, I can handle the billion on my own. Could you give me a bit more time?"

Nathan, with a generous tone, replied, "I'm a man of my word. Our open-ended agreement stands, so you can pay back whenever. But-"

he added, "If you haven't cleared your debt by the

taunting tone really got under

realizing Nathan was acting a bit immature. How could Cameron possibly care about her remains? He never cared about

or not, you can deal

"Then it's settled.

"I won't," Nellie confirmed.

and ego were crushed under Nathan's words, sparking frustration

How can you

she took Nathan's

words

clarity hit him like

like his veins were ready to burst,

had always thought Nellie's talk of divorce was just a ploy to draw his attention away from Greta, not a sincere wish to

petition, carefully reading through it. His heart sank when he read the reason for divorce: "Significant change in behavior before and after marriage, unable to maintain the relationship, failed to continue living together." Cameron's mind raced