Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 339

Nathalie comforted him, "Only those who betray their true feelings get let down. Nathan, you've been so wonderful to me, and I'll spend my life being just as wonderful to you." Nathan grinned. "So, we're both on the same page?"

Nathalie sensed something wasn't quite right but brushed it off. "Of course."

Meanwhile, Cameron felt like his heart was being eaten alive by a thousand ants. He stumbled back home, feeling utterly defeated. Sensing his gloom, Greta started fussing over him, making tea and cooking dinner. Her eagerness came from a place of insecurity. Kristina's actions, in a way, were an attempt to keep Cameron from being with Greta, and she feared he might leave her to honor Kristina's wishes. "Greta," Cameron suddenly called out.

Startled, Greta dropped to her knees in front of him. "Cameron, I beg you, don't break up with me. I know your parents aren't fond of me, but I really love you. I'll change and be a good wife. I'll cook and clean for you."

Cameron reached out, gently stroking her cheek. "People say you're the source of all my troubles, but you've been the kindest soul to me. No matter how dire things got, you never left. Greta, don't worry. I won't ever give up on you. Even if the world turns against me, I'll stand by you. I trust my heart; you're a good woman and deserve all the love I can give."

with tears. "Cameron, thank you for believing in me. It's my fault for not being able to

bring peace to your mom's spirit. I believe if she could see

amazing, how can they not see it? They call me blind and clueless, but they are the ones who

hand tenderly, his voice choked with emotion. "Greta, the doctors warned it's not safe for you to get pregnant. You're my only family left, and I won't let anything harm

was set for three days later. Griffin only invited a

out of the loop. Eventually, Benjamin secretly texted him: [Cameron, your mom's

Why aren't you

lights in his haste. But he was too late. He missed saying goodbye to

Mom's body. I thought you'd give her a grand goodbye. But instead, you just quietly cremated

didn't die from illness or a natural cause. Do you think her death is something to