Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Stubborn and headstrong, Nellie found herself up against the odds. She had gathered evidence of Patrick and the doctor's wrongdoings but never imagined Cameron would be the one to thwart her efforts.

It all stemmed from Greta's tearful plea to Cameron. "Cameron, you know my dad better than anyone. He's always been a loving father and doted on his daughters. He adores me, and he'd do even more for Nellie. He feels he owes her so much and wants to make things right with her."

"My dad's intentions were for Nellie's well-being. He thought she wasn't ready for a pregnancy after her kidney transplant. He feared she'd reject his advice and discreetly contacted the doctor to handle it quietly, hoping she'd miscarry. Why does Nellie have to hold onto his mistake? He was only trying to protect her."

Cameron felt his heart shatter at Greta's tears. He helped her up and promised, "Greta, don't worry. I won't hold your dad accountable. But to calm things with your sister, he needs to apologize to her personally." Greta, overwhelmed with relief, cried even more. "Okay."

Cameron organized a family dinner to mend the rift between Nellie and Patrick. Greta arrived in a dazzling evening gown, while Nellie, who had just given birth, showed signs of weariness. Her figure had changed, her face was a bit swollen, and the emotional toll was evident in her pale, worn-out appearance.

Greta cornered Nellie in the bathroom, mocking her, "Look at you, Nel. You're so plain. How could Cameron or my dad ever choose you over me?"

seething, grabbed Greta's collar. "What

your daughter, Dad and Cameron would still side with

hurt my daughter. Greta, I'm your sister, and

then, someone walked

him, Greta

"Nel, I'm apologizing for Dad. Don't be mad; you're

isn't good for you."

aside. "Nellie, have you lost it? She's your sister, and you know she's not

Feigning weakness, Greta nestled

into Cameron's embrace. "Cameron,

blame her.