Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 333

With her cheeks flushed and eyes sparkling, the nurse gushed, "Wow, so you're actually a genius with a degree! I'm so impressed!"

Nathan turned, his gaze cool and commanding. "Could you give us a moment?" he asked in a tone that was more of a directive than a request.

Blushing even harder, the nurse quickly left the room.

Nathan then turned to Nathalie, a hint of frustration in his voice. "First, you tell me to give Ashley a shot, and then you're pushing the nurse to make a move on me. Have you ever stopped to ask what woman I actually want?"

Nathalie suddenly felt as if she'd been jolted awake. She had once chosen a man she adored, only to suffer through his cold indifference. Now, she just wanted Nathan to find someone who would love him fiercely, but she hadn't considered whether Nathan would love such a girl back.

Feeling a bit sheepish, she admitted, "I thought a girl like Ashley was every guy's dream."

Nathan shook his head. "Sure, her wealth, beauty, and talent match well with mine. But Nathalie, I have all those things, and they don't really matter to me."

Nathalie asked, "Then what do you want? You're not telling me you want someone broke,

directly

polished gems, and flawless skin, looked younger than her years. She

held pure clarity. She wasn't

compassionate soul. Most importantly, someone who's really, really good to me." Nathalie let out a deep

was stuck in

among the wealthy was all about matching social status and destiny. I didn't realize you

beautiful spirit."

and his expression softened. "Nathalie, if you come across someone like

"I promise I

smiled, letting the silence

at home. The realization that she hadn't eaten for three days and might be in serious trouble sent a chill down his spine. He immediately arranged to teave the hospital and

terrible! No one's been home, and Nathalie hasn't had anything to eat or drink in three days. What if she's...?" Despite the potentially dire situation, Cameron, who had always been indifferent to Nathalie, brushed it off. "It's just three days. She won't

sped up, and soon