Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 366

Feeling for Nellie, the priest kindly performed a simple ceremony for Nina for free. He advised Nellie, "You need to bury her at East Woods, where the sun rises, exactly at midnight tonight. It'll help her soul find peace and reincarnate." Desperate to do right by her daughter, Nellie swallowed her pride and tried calling Cameron again. She hoped he, as the father, would help their daughter one last time by taking her to East Woods. However, she just couldn't get through to him.

As Nellie left the church, she hadn't noticed when the sky started dumping thick snowflakes. The ground was already layered with snow and ice.

Heartbroken, Nellie carried her daughter, struggling through the snowy landscape. She's already frail and exhausted from everything she had been through with her daughter, and now each step was a battle.

Eventually, she collapsed by the roadside, pounding the ground in despair. "Nellie, you're so useless. You couldn't protect her when she was alive, and now you can't even help her in death. No wonder Cameron looks down on you." She curled up, sobbing as her tears melted into the snow.

Just then, her phone buzzed with a gut-wrenching notification. A picture showed Cameron and Greta flaunting their European vacation online.

Nellie felt a sharp pain and spat out blood.

It was like all her strength had vanished, leaving her crumpled on the ground. Only her eyes still held a flicker of life.

of Nellie. The driver, a man with an air of nobility, kicked

tall figure and black trench coat made him look like a guardian angel

"Mr. Rowland..." Nellie recognized

for his bold and ruthless ways, having climbed to a high position at a

of her league, she hoped he might do

you give me and my daughter

in the snow, spoke with a slightly raspy voice.

carefully took Nina from Nellie's arms and gently placed her in the car. Then he returned, lifting Nellie and setting her beside

he be so eager to help? After all, having a dead body in such

was in turmoil the

trying to help, but she was

rel