Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 639

Regan scoffed, "That's just a woman's take on things."

Nathan cleared his throat a couple of times, which seemed to make Regan back down a bit. "The reason I called you back today," Regan continued, "is to return the share of the Stewart family business that originally belonged to your side of the family."

He slid a stack of documents across the table towards Nathalie. "These are the company's operations and revenue details from the past few years. Starting today, you'll need to learn to manage the Stewart family business. It's all on you now."

Nathalie, wide-eyed and shocked, looked over at Nathan. He gave her a nod, encouraging her to take the reins.

She picked up one of the documents and handed it to Nathan. "Can you take a look for me?"

Nathan shook his head. "No need. I have a hunch Dustin's saddling you with the most unprofitable, troublesome parts of the Stewart family business. But there's a silver lining—a mall. Sure, it's in the sticks and not making money now, but you can turn it around."

Nathalie felt like she'd been dealt a rough hand.

She shot a defiant look at Regan. "What's the deal? You take the cream of the crop for yourselves and leave us with the scraps? You must think I'm a miracle worker."

in a tough spot across the board, not just your side, but

had nothing

waved her off. "I've informed the company. You can start right away. You may leave

Regan leaned back in his

had no choice but

stopped her, shaking his head

looked at

Stewart by blood. For something this significant, without a DNA test or a proper welcome, how do you

apologized, "I'm sorry. The Stewart family is swamped with problems right now. We don't have the bandwidth to arrange anything special for Nathalie. I hope

back to reality. She realized Regan's intentions were less than

an outsider. In business, connections and backing are

already done so

groundwork was laid, and she'd already gained a lot. She couldn't expect everything to be handed to her, nor could she bear to see

smiled and said, "Thank you, Uncle. Getting back my dad's legacy is more than enough

that, she walked out without a backward