Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 506

Greta's eyes widened like saucers, as if she'd stumbled upon some hidden secret tucked away in a shadowy nook. Her lips curled into a wry, mischievous grin. "Nathalie, I've figured out how to hit you where it hurts the most."

Greta had passed out from the pain. When she came to, she found herself in a hospital bed. A "good Samaritan" had brought her there and stayed by her side. Seeing Greta awake, the woman awkwardly but politely asked, "Hey, you're finally up. I covered your medical expenses. Can you pay me back now?" She handed over a thick stack of bills, and Greta's heart skipped a beat. "Why's it so much? You trying to rip me off?"

The young woman was visibly upset. "How can you say that? I brought you here out of kindness, and now you're accusing me of scamming you?"

An elderly lady in the room sighed, "It's hard to be a good person these days."

As Greta flipped through her medical records, she noticed she'd undergone a full-body check-up with a bunch of treatments and medications she'd never even heard of. She angrily waved the bills. "I only got injured. Why would I need all these random tests? Are you working with the doctors to scam me?"

The woman burst into tears. "When I found you, you were out cold in a muddy ditch. You were barely breathing, so I rushed you here and paid upfront. And now you're accusing me? I should've just left you there."

In the middle of the argument, Cameron walked in. "What's going on here?"

fingers. "She's trying to

with righteous anger, laid out the whole story for Cameron. He shot Greta a look of disdain and scolded her. "Have you caused enough trouble already? How

in Greta. He ignored her and addressed the

four hundred and forty-four dollars,"

Cameron raise an eyebrow. It was a rather unsettling number. Yet, he kept

With a nod, she left, her good

Cameron take his

through

expression growing more serious

he read. He approached Greta,

eyes, mouth, nose, and one

as if trying to see through to his aloof

asked, her

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