Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

He'd been in the game for so long, and there was no way he was going to let all his efforts just fizzle out now. Still, the hurt look in Nellie's eyes was like a wake-up call. Maybe she wasn't as easy to fool as he thought.

After that, Cameron turned into the perfect husband. He'd leave early and always come back late with a little gift for Nellie. He even planted her favorite flowers in the garden to win her over.

When she saw the garden full of roses, she was so overwhelmed that tears of joy started streaming down her face. She hugged Cameron tightly, her voice catching in her throat. "No one's ever done something like this for me. Cam, thank you." At that moment, Cameron felt he had her right where he wanted.

He amped up the romance and, that night, he held her close, whispering again and again how much he loved her. It seemed like he was trying to prove his sincerity by making her his.

All of Nellie's defenses crumbled under the weight of his intense confessions of "love."

So, when Cameron casually mentioned, "I heard your sister's condition is pretty serious now," it was actually a carefully disguised manipulation.

Nellie cupped his face. "If I give her my kidney, she might have more time."

"Nel, you're such a good person. If you save your sister, your dad and she will be

if something goes

won't, Nel. I talked to the doctor. The procedure is top-notch and done by the best specialist. You'll be

words made her believe the surgery was safe and wouldn't have major

of nerves, pacing outside the operating room, worried sick about

the first to be

weak but smiled at Cameron's anxious face, thinking his worry was for hen She felt so

but her fingers clung to his, like

wear, pale

instantly released Nellie's hand and rushed to Greta's side. "Greta, are you

of all, resignation. Even when she was taken back to her room, she didn't see

felt a