Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 361

Cameron left. A shaken Nellie picked herself up off the floor. She made her way back to the bedroom, quickly tended to her wounds, and opened the drawer, ready to hand over the evidence she had gathered against Patrick to the court. But the drawer was empty. Nothing was there anymore.

She panicked and searched for clues in the security footage, only to discover that today’s recordings were missing. That’s when she realized this was a calculated move to destroy the evidence. And who else could have done it but Cameron, who knew their home inside out?

She sat on the floor, hugging her knees, tears streaming down her face. How could she have trusted Cameron so easily? But as her tears dried up, she steeled herself for what lay ahead.

Nellie returned to the hospital to get her medical records printed, only to find them altered. The tampered documents made her feel like her world had turned pitch black. People with wealth and power really could bend the world to their will.

“Cameron, why did you do this? You lied to me, and I hate you,” she cried, her heart breaking.

Later that night, Nellie dragged her weary self back home. Cameron was there, his expression icy. “Where have you been? The baby’s been crying her eyes out, and you were nowhere to be found. If you’re not up for being a mom, I’ll hire a nanny.”

Nellie, too exhausted to fight, replied weakly, “She's my daughter. I can take care of her.”

Little did she know, the scheme against her child was far from over.

The next day, Greta waltzed into the Dawson household as if nothing had happened. She put on her sweetest act for Cameron. “Cameron, I owe Nellie a lot, and now that she’s recovering, I can’t just stand by. I’ll help with the baby. I love kids, and she’s my niece, after all.”

By the time the baby was three months old, Nellie had recovered enough to suggest she take over caring for her child. Cameron, with little interest, asked, “Are you sure you can handle it?”

Nellie promised, “I’m going to learn and be a good mother.”

Cameron shut her down immediately. “Greta’s doing just fine. Let’s keep it as it is for now.”

Nellie stood her ground. “Cameron, I carried her for ten months. You can’t take away my right to be her mom.”