Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 386

Upon learning the truth, Cameron felt like his heart was weighed down with lead. What was once a heart full of trust and love now felt overstuffed and ready to burst. It couldn't bear the weight of betrayal and the collapse of love, shattering into pieces.

His face was pale, and he seemed unsteady on his feet.

He finally realized that his relationship with Greta was nothing but a tapestry of lies.

It was ridiculous.

Greta was a master of deception, and he was just the puppet in her show. She had used him to cut down those he cared about most. And he, foolishly, played the role of her devoted fool.

He thought, 'You really are a fool.'

With a shaky resolve, Cameron walked away.

an eyebrow. "Just gonna walk away like that?" It didn't

in the Capital

funds, and the other the elbow grease. Saying they were invincible wouldn't be far off the mark. Soon enough, Benjamin's

Mason called his grandsons together and, with Gavin as a witness, handed over his shares to Benjamin. In front of a lawyer, Mason also made a will

rivalry with Nathan

taken his loss gracefully. But Benjamin wasn't content

Benjamin made sure to walk alongside Nathan. He couldn't resist boasting, "Nathan, now I'm the real head of the

pockets. His eyes were a mix of frost

see it. Did you really think Grandpa loved you that much? Does he care for you?" Nathan paused, his expression serious as he looked at Benjamin. He had no real

cheek mockingly. "You fool, Grandpa only brought you back because he got spooked by some rumors. This fortune teller claimed you were a once-in-a-lifetime business genius destined to shine as the brightest star in the Capital. Grandpa feared that you'd turn against the Rowland family once you made it big, so he grudgingly kept you close. Now that you've lost it to me, it's clear that the fortune teller was full of it. Grandpa doesn't have to

thought. "So that's

was why his grandfather only took an interest in him once he was grown and ignored him during his difficult

was too