Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray
Chapter 133
Chapter 133
Nellie watched the group who claimed to be her closest family. They were always so worried about Greta, but not one of them ever cared about what she was going through.
They were genuinely kind to Greta but just as genuinely indifferent to her.
Frustrated, she tossed her phone away.
"Ouch..." A soft groan followed as the phone smacked into Nathan, who had just walked in. With quick reflexes, Nathan caught it before it hit the ground.
"Who got you so riled up?" Nathan asked, glancing at the phone for answers.
saw the Brown family's group chat ganging up on Nellie, he watched her sorrowful face and quietly removed her from
they make you unhappy, then keep your distance. We can't choose our family, but we can choose to
defeated. "Nathan, are they really my real parents? I'm their daughter, too, so why is it that they only care about my sister? Greta gets a headache, and they freak out, but if I were dying, they'd just complain about me messing up their floor." Nellie couldn't forget her past life. After donating a kidney and the struggles of childbirth, her health deteriorated under long-term neglect and sadness. She
parents. But they offered nothing, afraid she'd become a burden. Patrick even said, "If you're going to die, do it far away and don't drag us down." At that moment,
indifference and cruelty
not every parent is worthy of the
weigh you down. How about I take you to work? People might
"Alright."
encouragement, Nellie's gloom lifted as quickly as a summer
design drafts in front of Nathan. "Nathan, these are the debut designs I've created for our company. There are
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