Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 331

Nathalie said, "As long as he's suffering, I'm happy. I'm used to dealing with hardships, so I'll be alright."

Nathan slammed the insulated flask onto the nightstand, his face dark with frustration.

Nathalie asked carefully, "What's up?"

He replied, his voice heavy, "This thing you've got going with him is tearing you apart both physically and emotionally. It's really bothering me."

Nathalie paused as a wave of shame washed over her. Maybe it was a lack of love growing up, combined with a string of tough experiences, that left her emotionally closed off and unable to trust people. She even worried that Nathan might leave her for Ashley when Nathan always put her first. His deep affection and loyalty were something she felt she couldn't match.

Suddenly, she reached out, trying to smooth the lines on Nathan's forehead. "Nathan, thank you."

Nathan grabbed her hand, his voice filled with suppressed emotion. "Nathalie, let go of Cameron. Start fresh. He's not worth your pain and energy."

Nathalie drifted into thought for a moment. Nathan's words felt like a refreshing breeze, clearing away her dark thoughts. But soon, she made her decision. "Wouldn't letting him off easy be too generous?" Despair clouded Nathan's eyes. The deeper the love, the deeper the hate. Nathalie must have loved Cameron intensely and struggled with letting him go.

was consumed with jealousy. All he could do

two days later. Greta was in the hospital room, but Kristina was

up, pulling out his IV

worried. "Cameron, stay calm. The doctor said you need to rest and recover. Once you're better, you can apologize to your mom. You're her son. She won't

lay back down. He believed Greta's words and was convinced Kristina would

she always came back

my mom cooled

.n

with you since you got sick. I haven't had a chance to find your

visit

away, hesitant

"Tell me," Cameron insisted.

"She hasn't," Greta admitted.

condition, his mother hadn't visited him.

felt that he needed to do something, "Greta, hand me