Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 145

Cameron might have technically won, but it sure didn't feel like it. He managed to keep his assets intact, but the victory seemed hollow.

Greta and Kristina were over the moon, their cheers and high-fives echoing around them. Greta, unable to resist, approached Nellie with a faux-sympathetic smile, saying, "Nel, I told you, didn't I? You shouldn't have tried to take on Cameron." Nellie, however, wasn't the least bit downhearted. In fact, she seemed almost delighted as she shot back, "Do you really think you've won here?"

Her eyes drifted to Cameron standing a little way off, looking like he'd just lost his best friend. She allowed herself a small, knowing smile. "Greta, does he look like a winner to you?"

Greta turned to see Cameron, head hanging and shoulders slumped, the very picture of defeat. She'd never seen him like this, and an uneasy feeling crept over her.

And sure enough, the media circus that erupted post-trial was relentless. They rallied around Nellie, using some seriously harsh words to put Cameron in his place.

That particularly bold reporter from earlier wasn't holding back now. He went for the jugular, "Mr. Cameron, Nellie says you committed marriage fraud and bigamy. Care to explain yourself?" Cameron looked like he'd been caught in the spotlight, discomfort written all over his face. "There's nothing to explain. My lawyer will handle this."

Nellie nothing in your marriage and just took what you could. Have you mixed up the cutthroat world of business

who do you represent?" Cameron's voice was

Nellie, are you planning to marry Greta, your supposed true love? And is her baby

seems to say it

bigamy... Any of these charges sticking would

fault was bad, but so was saying nothing. Cameron felt like a caged

was no

floor. The camera shattered with a loud crash. Cameron, eyes blazing, glared at the reporter, only to

a cold wave washing over him, snapping

always wondered how Nellie, with no power or influence, dared to sue him. She knew about the prenup that protected his