Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 779

Nathalie clenched her fists, her eyes blazing with defiance. "Shut up. You've got no right to talk to me."

Greta, stung like she'd been publicly humiliated, trembled with fury. Her lips quivered, tears threatening to spill as she stared at Nathalie. "I'm your sister; how can you talk to me like this?"

Nathalie shrugged it off like it was nothing. "Did I really insult you? I'm just speaking the truth."

Greta's face was a kaleidoscope of anger, turning every shade between red and pale.

In a whimper, Greta turned to Cameron for backup. "Cameron, look at how she's treating me..."

Before Cameron could even get a word in, Nathalie jumped in with biting sarcasm. "Oh, come on. Have you looked in a mirror lately? Trying to pull off the damsel-in- distress act with that face?"

Greta was left speechless.

Cameron finally tried to step in, siding with Greta. "Nathalie, what do you want from me?"

Nathalie was furious. "Cameron, you left Nina alone in the hospital. Is this your idea of taking care of her?"

Cameron's expression darkened. "You see my state. After the beating you gave me, I'm barely holding myself together, let alone taking care of her properly."

"That's nonsense. You weren't beaten up the day she tried to jump. If you can lounge here with Greta, you can at least hire some nurses for Nina."

mumbled under her breath, "One nurse would suffice.

her voice like ice. "What gives you the right to weigh

shock. "How dare you? You actually

replied, "I've hit this jerk before. Why not

She clamped her mouth shut,

disdainful look. “Cameron is Nina's dad. It's only right he pays for her care. If you're so worried about his mone and trying to shortchange Nina, think again.

began

at his wit's end, scolding Nathalie. "Look at yourself, acting like

Nathalie rather

docile little

mirked. "Of course,

push

just

preys on

visibly frustrated, his anger

you're getting out of hand. Get out. I

foot onto the bed, pressing down on him, causing his wounds to reopen.

choice. When I want to see you, you'll deal with it. If not, you'd better stay