Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 131

"What do you mean? Wasn't it because you just had a kidney donation surgery, and your health was so poor that you were forced to terminate it?"

Nellie's face twisted into a dark, sinister smile. "You're really full of yourself. Cameron, the real reason is... she was your child. I couldn't stand the thought of her carrying your filthy blood. I was worried she'd inherit your bad genes... and even more terrified that she'd keep me tied to you forever, like a stubborn piece of gum on my shoe."

Cameron felt a chill run down his spine, his self-delusions crumbling under Nellie's blunt words. His voice shook uncontrollably. "Nellie, did you really hate me that much from the start?"

"If you weren't so arrogant, you'd have realized long ago that I don't have an ounce of affection left for you."

Cameron's breath caught in his throat. His mind was reeling, struggling to process the gravity of her words. "Nellie... I only took one kidney from you. And it was a donation you volunteered for. You can't hold that against me."

blaming myself. I was blind, both in heart and mind, for not seeing through your deceitful

word "deceit" hit Cameron like a punch to the gut. He hadn't expected her to see him

explain, "Nellie, you've got it all wrong. I married you with honest intentions. As long as you don't file for divorce, you'll always be my wife

town. I'm tagged with the Dawson family name but without the perks-no luxury, no comfort of a shared bed. Even when I was sick and needed money, I had to go through your assistant. Cameron, did you ever truly

face flushed with

a credit card and a monthly allowance. You won't

sharp. "You know how maddening it

I'll make it up to you..." Tears glinted in Nellie's eyes. "Cameron, I'll make you beg me

Nellie hung up.

Cameron was nothing but an enemy. There was no chance she'd reconcile or help his company

sly, wicked smile crept across Nellie's face. She opened her laptop, compiled her divorce saga with videos and photos, and posted it all over social media with the caption: [A marriage rotten to the core, should've ended ages ago...] With a sense of finality, she hit send. Then, she shut off her phone, climbed into bed, and slept like a