Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 148

Greta saw the steely resolve in Kristina's eyes and dropped to her knees with a thud. "Kristina, Cameron and I truly love each other. And I'm carrying his child. We can't live without him..." "Get rid of it," Kristina said, her voice icy.

It was like the world had crumbled around Greta, leaving her in shock. She stared at Kristina in disbelief. "But that's the Dawson family's first grandson. Kristina, haven't you always dreamed of having a grandchild?" Kristina's expression didn't change. "Anyone else can give birth to the Dawson heir, just not you."

Greta felt as if she'd been struck hard.

"Greta, I've arranged for you to go to St. Peter's Hospital. You need to have the procedure soon, or don't blame me for cutting ties," Kristina said firmly before walking away.

Greta wept, overwhelmed by despair. She felt utterly helpless, desperate, panicked, and terrified. Right now, she wasn't the proud woman she once was. She realized she had lost this battle and was completely defeated. "Nellie, this is all your fault. I'll never forgive you," she spat out, seething with anger.

That evening, Cameron trudged back to the Dawson family mansion, each step heavy. The company was facing a slew of problems, and he needed to consult with Griffin.

Griffin was absent, and only Kristina sat alone on the couch, looking worn out and pale, clearly having not rested well.

sat beside Kristina, trying to strike up a casual chat. "Mom, where's

gaze. She chose not to answer, instead

and doting mother had never been so cold. He turned to the nanny, who sighed and shared shocking news. "Mr. Cameron, a few days ago, Mr. Dawson and Mrs.

was stunned. "Why would Dad hit Mom?" he

perspective, after all of Griffin's affairs and the pain Kristina had endured, his father should have been treating her with kindness

suddenly opened

That woman's son succeeds, and she gets all the glory. But my son fails, and your dad

"Dad wants

a flurry of slaps,

because of you, you

good-for-nothing! You had

for you, but