Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray
Chapter 363
Nellie's daughter instantly won over the hearts of the Dawson family elders. Cameron, who had been distant at first, found himself growing more attached to his daughter. After the party, Cameron approached Nellie, clearly unhappy about their daughter's name. "Nina's too plain. How about we change it?"
Nellie just brushed him off. She had chosen that name, hoping it would bring her strength and resilience.
Cameron, clueless about her reasoning, dismissed her choice as unsophisticated. "Greta's come up with a chic name, Norah. What do you think?"
Nellie was instantly repulsed. "I disagree. Why should someone else name my daughter? Her parents are very much alive."
Cameron, red-faced with frustration, shot back, "You're being completely unreasonable."
He then authoritatively declared, "Norah will be her new name," and left before Nellie could argue.
That night, holding Nina close, Nellie asked, "Your aunt suggested we name you Norah. Do you like it?"
Nina, eyes teary, shook her head vehemently. "Mommy, I like Nina, not Norah."
"Why?"
love you, Mommy, not
"Nina, who told
me when no one
leg to show her mom
her daughter tightly. "It's my fault. I should have protected you. Nina, I
and even rolled
visit the Dawson family,
me see Norah? I've been there for her. It hurts not to
"Your pettiness is rubbing off
said nothing,
seeing her dad berating her mom, stood up angrily, "Dad, you can't talk to Mom like that. I don't want to see Auntie because
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