Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 289

Greta clenched her jaw, not caring anymore whether Miranda held any value for her. Nathalie's humiliating taunts had her blood boiling.

Nathalie pushed further. "Silent treatment, huh? Is that your way of agreeing? I knew it so long as there was even a sliver of usefulness left in Mom, you'd never let her go, Greta." Nathalie raised an eyebrow, a devilish grin spreading across her face. "You're a natural-born leech, after all. You won't be happy until you've sucked everyone around you dry." A leech?

Cameron was suddenly reminded of something Kristina had said about Greta. He could dismiss it as bias if one person called her a parasite, but if two people said it, he couldn't help but stop and think.

He reflected on Greta's past behavior. She had constantly demanded from Miranda and Patrick. However, when Patrick was bedridden, she couldn't bring herself to clean him. And when Miranda genuinely reached out for help, Greta hesitated, almost as if she were dodging the duty of caring for her.

Cameron didn't want to doubt the woman he loved so deeply. It felt like admitting Greta's flaws would only highlight his own poor judgment. He resisted accepting that Greta might be a wolf in sheep's clothing.

So, he chose to give her another shot. To test her once more.

Cameron made a firm decision. "Greta, your mom wants to come home. So, let's take her home."

had no choice but

that, Greta

who watched him leave. Her gaze was no longer gentle. In the depths of her eyes, there was

really know the person sleeping next to you? Is she really worth

to back down. "I trust my judgment

haven't uncovered all of Timeless Cycle's

wasn't going as he wished, and

home, he headed straight for the closet. He searched for Timeless Cycle and realized it was missing. After

confusion clouded his eyes. He had a great

it in his

its new position was that Greta

did you touch my necklace?" Cameron asked, holding up the

her cool. "No, not

paused, astonished. He was sure Greta was lying. The trust he'd built for Greta seemed