Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 531

Nathan's leg and arm were wrapped up in heavy casts, and Nathalie gently ran her fingers over the hard plaster, tears welling up in her eyes.

"Nathan, does it hurt?" she asked softly.

Nathan shook his head. "No, it doesn't hurt," he replied, though the tightness in his brow told a different story.

He added, "It's just that, having my arm and leg out of commission is a bit of a hassle."

Nathalie tenderly touched his plastered arm, her voice filled with care. "Don't worry, my hands are your hands. If you need anything, like eating or drinking, I'm here for you." Nathan's cheeks turned a shade of pink. "What about when I need to use the bathroom?" he asked hesitantly.

Nathalie paused, her mind racing with the thought of helping him with something so personal. Her face flushed with embarrassment.

Nathan, looking like a wounded deer, his spirit dampened, said, "You don't have to help me. I still have one foot and one hand; I can manage."

But his expression was more like a delicate flower in a greenhouse, fragile and uncertain.

Nathalie squared her shoulders, her voice filled with resolve. "I'm your wife. Helping you out, whether it's the bathroom, a bath, or anything else, I'm here for it all."

The gloom in Nathan's eyes vanished, replaced by a radiant smile. "Well, I really appreciate it," he said, his eyes twinkling with gratitude.

by his smile. Nathan's smile

Nathan was as cunning and ruthless as a wolf, but Nathalie couldn't believe it for a

I'm thirsty," Nathan said, tugging at her

shaking thoughts of Cameron from her mind, Nathalie prepared a cup of warm

held the cup to his lips. "Careful, now," she murmured, watching him

lips

once he finished,

Nathalie asked,

"Why did you go see

answered truthfully, "Nina asked me to meet Dad at the cafe. I thought you were the one who

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looked at him, confused.