Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 278

Miranda's head was hanging so low it looked like she was about to kiss the ground. Nathalie was determined not to let anyone see her wounds. But Lizzy couldn't hold back her frustration, and spoke up on her behalf. "Mr. Nathan, it's all Miranda's fault. She said a bunch Nathan let go of Nathalie and marched over to Miranda with a menacing glare. "What did you say?"

of horrible things last night and made Nathalie cry."

Just as Lizzy was about to explain, Nathan raised a hand to stop her. "I want to hear it from her."

Summoning all her courage, Miranda glanced up at Nathan, but his fierce eyes made her feel like she was being sucked into a black hole. Her breath caught, and she quickly dropped her gaze again. "Speak," Nathan commanded, his voice booming.

Miranda's voice shook as she replied, "I didn't say anything..."

After a moment, as if recalling something, she haltingly added. "Oh, she wanted to know the truth about our family, so I told her. She's not Patrick's real daughter..."

Nathan's eyes darkened dangerously, his fists clenching under his sleeves. "And what else?"

Miranda tried to play innocent. "I just don't get it. She only lost a kidney, but she acts like we owe her everything. Can't she be more forgiving? Wouldn't it be better if we all just got along?"

As Miranda spoke, a chill ran down her spine. She looked up at Nathan. His icy gaze felt like a thousand arrows piercing through her, leaving her trembling.

help you so selflessly? You're so shameless. You don't deserve this life anymore." Lizzy clapped in agreement. "Right on. Mr.

into a glass

screamed in terror. "What

and turned to her for mercy. "Nathalie, I'm your

and unconsciously stepped forward. But Nathan blocked her path, standing like

face showed her inner

firmly, "I won't let you interfere. If she made you unhappy, then

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heart. She had always been clear-headed and never hurt people

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interfere then." She smiled softly, then turned and walked away, feeling

breaking through his cold demeanor. Nathalie was such a wonderful girl. If others didn't appreciate

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Nathalie gone, Miranda had no