Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 687

Does she still have to fight with Greta for her father's affection now? Nathalie's bipolar disorder suddenly kicked in, and in a fit of rage, she hurled the papers at Greta. "Get out of the company!" she shouted. The more Nathalie lost her cool, the more smug Greta became.

Greta, ever the schemer, slyly pulled out her phone and recorded Nathalie's meltdown. Holding up her phone, she taunted, "Sis, if I send this to Uncle, do you really think he'll trust you to run the company after seeing you like this?"

Nathalie realized she'd walked straight into Greta's trap. Knowing she couldn't outmaneuver Greta's cunning ways, she felt defeated and resigned. "Do whatever you want," she mumbled.

Right in front of Nathalie, Greta sent the recording to Lincoln, adding, "Uncle, I think my sister's mental state isn't right. Maybe she should take some time off."

With tears brimming in her eyes, Nathalie watched Greta's manipulative game, feeling utterly powerless.

Meanwhile, at the hospital, Lincoln was a bit taken aback to receive a video from Greta. Her frequent attempts to cozy up to him left him feeling a bit wistful. After all, he cherished the company of his beloved daughter, Vivian.

He played the video and saw Nathalie's outburst, and it hit him hard, leaving him breathless. "Someone, get over here."

"Mr. Lincoln, is everything okay?"

"I need to get to Stewart Enterprises. Right now," Lincoln commanded, his voice full of urgency.

with the doctor," his assistant

Lincoln's medical records, the doctor agreed he

long as he returned for

in tow, Lincoln made a beeline for Stewart Enterprises, causing quite a stir upon his

genius mathematician,

got a brilliant mind and was the

back, the Stewart family

Mr. Lincoln's return spread

like of senior executives

Soon,

around him, blocking

really Mr. Lincoln?" they asked,

seated in a wheelchair, Lincoln exuded a vibrant spirit, his once

to have you back, sir. Stewart Enterprises isn't what it used to be. You must revitalize it to its former

"We'll discuss the company's issues later. Right now, I need to see my

"Of course."