Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 745

Nathalie's eyes widened in disbelief. "Cameron, you said it yourself: Nina is a sensitive and fragile child. Since you took her in, you should be taking good care of her, not abandoning her. Do you think she's some pet or toy you can just toss aside when you're done?"

Cameron stood there, speechless, as Nathalie's words hit him like a ton of bricks.

"You really make me sick, Cameron," Nathalie added with disdain, walking away without even giving him a second glance.

At the McCoy estate...

By the time Nathalie arrived at the McCoy estate, Frankie had just woken from her afternoon nap and was ready to meet her.

"Nathalie, I had James reach out to you because I wanted to discuss a business collaboration between our families," Frankie said.

Nathalie was puzzled. "Mrs. McCoy, our families have always been so close-knit. Why the sudden change of heart? Why do you want to work with me?"

Frankie replied, "The McCoy family always puts profit and future prospects above personal feelings. After all, I've got thousands of employees counting on me to keep food on their tables."

looked bewildered, struggling to understand whether Frankie's seemingly cold and calculated

family of merchants. As a kid, I read more about business strategies than moral philosophies. My mother taught me that when a woman starts a business, she

nodded, half-understanding. "Your mother had her reasons, indeed." Frankie said, "I've chosen you, Nathalie. Don't let me

McCoy. Whatever benefits the main branch has

Frankie nodded in approval.

the draft contract for Ms. Nathalie. If everything's in order, she can

a bit of a daze, clutching the folder tightly. The contract had been thoroughly reviewed,

amily

When she got home, Nathalie headed

the McCoy family to her father. Lincoln listened quietly, then said, "Frankie's

so formal. This

widened. "I didn't exactly hold a knife

same tactics on her

her gaze, "I've always seen her as Nathan's grandma. I couldn't bring

the tender heart of a woman," Lincoln mused with a

"Since you haven't threatened her, her actions