Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 210

Greta was all teary-eyed with gratitude. "Cameron, you've been amazing to me. I must have racked up some serious karma in a past life to be lucky enough to meet you."

Cameron thrived on Greta's admiration. He pulled her close and said with heartfelt sincerity, "Greta, you need to take care of yourself. That way, I can throw myself into my work and build a wonderful future for us." Greta blushed. "Okay, I'll be good."

Once Greta was settled in, Cameron headed home, took a shower, caught some sleep, and then at the crack of dawn, he was waiting at Nathalie's doorstep.

Nathalie eyed Cameron with a hint of amusement. "Mr. Cameron, you've lost some weight. Guess acting isn't all glitz and glam, huh?"

She sure knew how to hit where it hurt, and it ticked Cameron off. He glared at her. "Nathalie, I never imagined you'd be so cruel, even to your own father." Nathalie laughed, carefree and bold. "Are you here to plead for my dad?"

Cameron noted how effortlessly she called him 'dad,' as if she wasn't the girl who once wanted nothing to do with the Brown family. It made his heart clench.

Nathalie had always been an open book, her emotions easy to read. But the new version of her, with a smile that masked her true intentions, was terrifying in her duplicity.

hurt you. I was the one who schemed to bring you to my home, convinced you to give a kidney to Greta, and then failed you as a husband. You have every right to hate me, but don't drag the

gentle girl he once knew was now a devil in disguise, grinning at

moved closer, her fingers lightly tugging at his tie in a mockingly intimate way, but

your life's been going

realization hit

since Nathalie returned, his

All his

her doing. He didn't want

hated him this

hate me

"You've asked me that a lot. Toda I'll give you a straight answer: Yes, I hate you. I wish

had been taken too soon; why should he get

But Greta doesn't deserve your grudges." Nathalie looked at him with disdain. "Cameron, you're all bark and no bite. If you're

promised, "Just wait, I'll get