Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 676

The car zipped towards Central Hospital at breakneck speed.

Inside, Miranda was like a stuck record, endlessly repeating, "You're just like your mother, a hopeless romantic, throwing away your relationship with your sister over some guy. Is it really worth it?"

"Being a hopeless romantic never ends well. Your mother learned that the hard way. If you don't change, you'll end up just like her, with a miserable fate."

Nathalie's face was ashen, devoid of color.

Beside her, Lizzy was seething, and she turned around to snap at Miranda, "Just shut it. My sister is beautiful and kind, and there are loads of people who adore her. It's only your spiteful daughter who'll come to a bad end."

Miranda's jaw dropped in shock.

What had she said wrong? Why had Nathalie and her little one suddenly turned so hostile?

As the car pulled up at Central Hospital, Nathalie got out gracefully, pausing to fix her appearance and touch up her weary face, completely ignoring Miranda.

Miranda awkwardly waited in the car, calling out for help, "Nathalie, can you give me a hand getting out?"

Nathalie turned her head away, completely ignoring her.

Lizzy stood there, arms crossed, watching with a smug look. "You managed to wheel yourself from Dawson Estate to your sister's place. Getting out of the car should be easy for you. Come on, out you go."

Nathalie, "Nathalie, look at how your kid is behaving. Doesn't she know to respect her

to respect worthy elders and love bright young ones. But not someone

"Heartless? Not deserving? Is that really

find out

Nathalie, Lizzy yanked Miranda's wheelchair out of the car The jolt almost

out, leaving her shaken.

turned on her heel and walked

face set in a stern

looked around, bewildered, "Nathalie, why are we

be

Lizzy, with an

sister just explain? She's bringing

if you're really the

seem

I'm your mother. How can

finally turned back, "If it's just

face turned ashen

she had been oblivious before, Miranda realized now that this Nathalie was not the one she used