Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 866

Nathalie lay there, staring up at the ceiling, her mind a whirlwind of confusion and panic. Was it possible she had feelings for Morris? And were these embarrassing dreams just her mind's way of dealing with her guilt over that? Not good news, considering Morris was already spoken for.

Across town, Lincoln was also tossing and turning that night. Ever since Morris entered their world, Lincoln's nerves had been on high alert. He could see that Nathalie's feelings for Morris were deep, almost like they were written into her DNA. But he couldn't shake the feeling that Morris wasn't the right guy for her.

Sure, Morris had his challenges, like his disability and that stint in jail, which would make many women think twice.

After a long night of thinking, Lincoln decided: he had to keep Nathalie and Morris apart, whatever it took.

The next morning, Nathalie woke up without the help of an alarm clock. As she made her way downstairs, she was taken aback by how lively the house was.

Lincoln and his brother Dean, who could usually be counted on to argue about anything and everything, were actually playing a game of chess. Out in the garden, Ashley and Morris were taking a leisurely stroll, and in the kitchen, a new maid was busy whipping up lunch.

what's up today?" Nathalie asked

today is family reunion day, a tradition started by your great-grandfather. Our families might have been at each

herself, "Funny, I don't

quite fit in with the buzz around her, Nathalie headed upstairs

out of earshot, Dean dropped the act and said to Lincoln, "Does your daughter

rest of your clan seem to like him so much, I'm happy to support your little

screamed disbelief. "Are you seriously okay with Morris ending up with my

daughter can win him over,

I didn't warn you," Dean replied, thinking Lincoln might

but his eyes kept darting upstairs, betraying his concern. Eventually, he lost interest in the chess match, pushed the board away, and said, "I'm going to check on

Dean nodded, understanding.

room. She was sitting by the window,