Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 988

Cameron had tasted the sweetness Nellie once brought him-how could he be expected to give her up so easily now?

"Morris, Nellie and I truly loved each other. There's a child between us. I'm not walking away from her without a fight." As Cameron said this, the look he shot Morris was nothing short of a challenge.

Morris frowned, barely concealing his disgust. "Cameron, do you even hear yourself right now?"

Cameron chuckled, his weathered face creasing, years of hardship and wisdom written in every line. "Morris, you're not the crown prince of the Capital anymore. You can't just throw your fortune around and hire some guru to change your destiny. Admit it—you're only here because you've run out of cards to play. And you want me to just hand Nellie over to you?"

“Well, I'm not giving you what you want." Frustration and indignation flickered across Cameron's face—a man sick of having his fate decided by someone else.

Morris stared him down, eyes cold as a winter lake, a chill settling in the space between them.

"Cameron, you could have taken the easy way out. But since you want trouble, don't blame me for what happens next."

A cold sweat prickled down Cameron's back, but he quickly pulled himself together. "Please. We were both once princes of the city, and now we've both fallen from grace. Why would I be scared of you?"

Morris's lips curled into a mocking, frosty smirk. "You think you're on my level? Dream on."

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