Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

The life she envisioned in Mrs. Dawson's world-filled with servants at her beck and call and a lavish lifestyle-was just a distant dream. Instead, she found herself surrounded by desolation, a reality she never anticipated. Yet, in this bleak existence, she held on for dear

life because if Cameron left her, she felt like she had no path but despair.

With a hand resting on her stomach, Greta realized she needed to take a leap of faith.

Cameron's finances took another hit as he covered medical expenses for both Patrick and Greta and hired a nurse to help them. Staring at his wallet, which seemed to shrink every day, he was overwhelmed with a sense of hopelessness about the future.

Things got worse when Griffin unexpectedly appeared at the hospital. Cameron, worn out from tending to Patrick and then Greta, was at his lowest. Griffin saw his son, bent and weary, a shadow of his former self, and disappointment was written all over his face. "Is this the woman you sacrificed everything for? Just look at what she's brought you," Griffin couldn't hold back his fiery temper and lashed out at Cameron right in front of Greta.

Tears streamed down her cheeks, but in her vulnerable state, she felt powerless to defend herself. Cameron, for the first time, couldn't muster a response to his father's harsh words.

warned you before. This woman is no good. She's been a curse to you, Cameron. Once you're divorced, my son

pleaded with Kristina through her tears, "Please, Kristina, don't tear me away from Cameron. I truly

cut her off, "Love him? How? By tearing him away from his family and making him work tirelessly to support you and your father? Look at him now. He's lost so much weight

was now numb

listened to the argument between his mother and wife, he felt powerless to mediate their conflict, but Kristina's

love him? Or did she just need

did all those years of love and sacrifice mean? Nothing but

all her hidden motives were laid bare. She knew she had used Cameron, but she also knew she loved him. Maybe she just loved

a flurry of emotion, she shouted, "That's not