Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 151

Chapter 151 

“Cameron, she owes me this,” Nellie’s face twisted with a fierce intensity. She laughed eerily, like someone possessed. “An eye for an eye. We’re square now.” 

Cameron finally got it–karma’s a relentless force. Greta owed Nellie a kidney, and Nellie hit back by taking away her child. 

Through gritted teeth, he said, “Nellie, your spitefulness surpasses even your sister’s. Still, in the end, I’m in the wrong. I won’t hold this against you this time, but there won’t be a next time. Tomorrow, we head to the registration office and get our divorce papers. Let’s make sure we never cross paths again.” 

Nellie gave him a dark stare. “Cameron, I only meant I’m even with Greta. As for us, our story is just getting started. You tricked me into giving up my kidney, took my innocence without any love, and caused… The list of your wrongs is endless.” 

She left out the painful backstory, so Cameron thought it was her petty nature, and he regretted ever getting involved with such a vindictive woman. “Nellie, you’re nuts. I was willing to overlook the death of my child for old times‘ sake, but you are still pushing it?” 

“Alright, if you want revenge, bring it on. But remember, I won’t show any mercy in the future. You’re nothing but an ant to me. I can easily crush you. Don’t come crying and begging for mercy when the time comes.” 

Nellie silently watched him. His cold demeanor matched perfectly with memories from their past life. 

The day their daughter passed away, he scolded her heartlessly over a video call, “Other kids aren’t scared of shots or medicine, but you are. You’re always whining about seeing me. Well, I’m busy, so toughen up and stop calling me over every little thing.” 

With tears streaming down her face, his daughter pleaded, “Daddy, it really hurts. The doctor says I don’t have much time left. Daddy, promise me, can you come home more often to see mommy…” 

Cameron snapped, “Nellie, did you really think teaching her to say that would bring me home? Are you using our child to tug at my heartstrings? That’s disgusting.” 

He hung up, irritated. 

Their daughter, devastated, passed away that same day, eyes wide open in despair. 

Later, Greta sent Nellie a picture of Cameron and her on a Ferris wheel. She bragged, [Nel, what difference does it make that you married Cameron? He’s always loved me. Even if you gave him a daughter, he couldn’t love her.] 

In that instant, every ounce of Nellie’s love for Cameron vanished. Cradling her daughter’s lifeless body, she made her way to the snow–covered mountains. 

Chapter 151 

She headed towards oblivion. 

Nellie stared at Cameron, her eyes filled with a dark, swirling intensity. When she spoke again, her voice was icy, “Cameron, I’ll claim everything you owe me.” 

Then, she turned and walked away. 

Cameron felt as if ice had wrapped around him. Nellie’s final look sent chills down his spine. 

Why did she despise him so deeply? 

Why? Cameron just didn’t get it. 

Suddenly, Greta’s wailing broke through his thoughts, and, abandoning any reflection on his tangled past with Nellie, he stumbled into the hospital room. 

When Greta saw him, she turned her head away, sulking and refusing to meet his eyes. “Now that the child is gone, the last tie that bound us together is broken. You wanted a breakup, so there you go.” 

Chapter 151 

“Cameron, she owes me this,” Nellie’s face twisted with a fierce intensity. She laughed eerily, like someone possessed. “An eye for an eye. We’re square now.” 

Cameron finally got it–karma’s a relentless force. Greta owed Nellie a kidney, and Nellie hit back by taking away her child. 

Through gritted teeth, he said, “Nellie, your spitefulness surpasses even your sister’s. Still, in the end, I’m in the wrong. I won’t hold this against you this time, but there won’t be a next time. Tomorrow, we head to the registration office and get our divorce papers. Let’s make sure we never cross paths again.” 

Nellie gave him a dark stare. “Cameron, I only meant I’m even with Greta. As for us, our story is just getting started. You tricked me into giving up my kidney, took my innocence without any love, and caused… The list of your wrongs is endless.” 

She left out the painful backstory, so Cameron thought it was her petty nature, and he regretted ever getting involved with such a vindictive woman. “Nellie, you’re nuts. I was willing to overlook the death of my child for old times‘ sake, but you are still pushing it?” 

“Alright, if you want revenge, bring it on. But remember, I won’t show any mercy in the future. You’re nothing but an ant to me. I can easily crush you. Don’t come crying and begging for mercy when the time comes.” 

Nellie silently watched him. His cold demeanor matched perfectly with memories from their past life. 

The day their daughter passed away, he scolded her heartlessly over a video call, “Other kids aren’t scared of shots or medicine, but you are. You’re always whining about seeing me. Well, I’m busy, so toughen up and stop calling me over every little thing.” 

With tears streaming down her face, his daughter pleaded, “Daddy, it really hurts. The doctor says I don’t have much time left. Daddy, promise me, can you come home more often to see mommy…” 

Cameron snapped, “Nellie, did you really think teaching her to say that would bring me home? Are you using our child to tug at my heartstrings? That’s disgusting.” 

He hung up, irritated. 

Their daughter, devastated, passed away that same day, eyes wide open in despair. 

Later, Greta sent Nellie a picture of Cameron and her on a Ferris wheel. She bragged, [Nel, what difference does it make that you married Cameron? He’s always loved me. Even if you gave him a daughter, he couldn’t love her.] 

In that instant, every ounce of Nellie’s love for Cameron vanished. Cradling her daughter’s lifeless body, she made her way to the snow–covered mountains. 

Chapter 151 

She headed towards oblivion. 

Nellie stared at Cameron, her eyes filled with a dark, swirling intensity. When she spoke again, her voice was icy, “Cameron, I’ll claim everything you owe me.” 

Then, she turned and walked away. 

Cameron felt as if ice had wrapped around him. Nellie’s final look sent chills down his spine. 

Why did she despise him so deeply? 

Why? Cameron just didn’t get it. 

Suddenly, Greta’s wailing broke through his thoughts, and, abandoning any reflection on his tangled past with Nellie, he stumbled into the hospital room. 

When Greta saw him, she turned her head away, sulking and refusing to meet his eyes. “Now that the child is gone, the last tie that bound us together is broken. You wanted a breakup, so there you go.”