Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 365

Greta was rushed to the hospital. The doctor explained that she had a bad allergic reaction to mango, which caused her kidney infection to flare up again. Sneakily, Greta slipped the doctor an envelope, asking him to make her condition sound worse whenever Cameron was around.

Each time Cameron heard about Greta's suffering, his frustration with Nellie grew. But that wasn't enough for Greta. She aimed to eliminate any obstacles between her and Cameron for good. She faked a sudden severe worsening of her condition and even got the doctor to forge a blood test report showing a critical platelet shortage. The doctor claimed an urgent need for a transfusion.

In a panic, Cameron dragged Nellie to the hospital, whe had just picked up their child from school. Unfortunately, she had always been frail and was dealing with a fungal infection that made her unsuitable for blood donation. A nurse, who Greta had influenced, suddenly suggested, “This child is related to the patient; their blood types should match well.”

Desperate to save Greta, Cameron didn't question how the nurse knew about Greta and Nina’s relation without an investigation; her statement clearly smelled fishy. He was solely focused on rescuing Greta, so he immediately had the nurse take Nina for blood typing.

Nellie trembled with anger. “Cameron, she's so young! You can’t let her donate blood!”

“It’s just a donation. There’s no risk,” Cameron replied, unfazed.

Nellie felt weak. “Cameron, you’ve lost it. How could you do this to our daughter…”

She sounded like a broken record, and Cameron got furious and suddenly grabbed her throat, demanding, “This is your debt to Greta. Nellie, it's your fault Greta’s life is on the line; you should pay with your life. If not you, then your daughter. The world’s always fair.”

In Nina’s last moments, Nellie carried her to a church. She knelt down and prayed devoutly, climbing three thousand steps on her knees.

“Dear Lord, I have been faithful and willing to bear the burden and suffer in the next life. I’m not asking for Nina in this life, but praying that in her next life, she may find a happy and loving family.”

Nina passed away in Nellie’s arms. Before she died, she spoke her last words. “Mom, in the next life, I’ll find you again and have you as my mom. But promise me you won’t take Dad back. Let Dad stay with Aunt Greta.”

Nellie’s tears dried up; she couldn’t cry anymore. Her expression was twisted, eerily haunting, yet heartbreakingly painful to see. She was in unbearable pain.