Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 731

"What's he doing here so early? Talk about a buzzkill."

The servant chimed in, "The gatekeeper almost didn't let him in. But he seemed really on edge and claimed he had something super urgent to discuss with you. The gatekeeper didn't want to risk it, so here I am to let you know."

Nathalie raised an eyebrow, "Something urgent, huh?"

Might as well give him a few minutes.

Nathalie showed up in front of Cameron looking like she just rolled out of bed.

Cameron was caught off guard by her appearance. He remembered Nathalie as someone who always made sure she looked her best. Seeing her now, without any makeup, made it crystal clear that he wasn't on her list of VIPs anymore. Her indifference spoke volumes about how little was left of their past connection. "Nathalie, has Nina come by here?" Cameron asked, almost pleading.

Nathalie shot back, "Didn't she go with you? She hasn't reached out to me in ages, so it seems she's made up her mind to stick with you."

"Nina's gone missing," Cameron confessed, shame written all over his face.

Nathalie's face froze. Despite being let down by Nina's decision to turn her back on Nathan, Nina was still her daughter. Nathalie's maternal instincts couldn't just switch off.

"How did she go missing?" Nathalie's gaze pierced through Cameron, demanding

answers.

been one to cause trouble. Cameron, what did

left her outside the hospital while I took Greta in

she slapped Cameron hard across the face. Her anger was

once before, and it broke her heart. She swore

time, she forgave

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here you are, making the same mistake, ditching her again for Greta f you always put her last, why did you even bother

Cameron looked down, defeated.

"I'm

Nathalie. I know I've

big time.

messed

leave her again." .net

was drained. "Let's just focus on finding

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scoffed, "Nina's got her pride. When she chose to leave Nathan for

was no going back

grasped the gravity of what he had done to

worry, I'll

the gloomy sky, a knot of worry