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Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 409

Summary for Chapter 409: Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron)

Chapter 409 – A Turning Point in Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) by Christia Murray

In this chapter of Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron), Christia Murray introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 409 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

Cameron was caught in a tangled mess of emotions. He didn’t love Nathalie, yet the idea of her being with anyone else made him uneasy. His possessiveness gnawed at him, leaving him restless.

Trying to set aside his emotional chaos, Cameron focused on the real issue—Nathalie getting too cozy with his boss, Benjamin. Nathalie clearly despised Cameron and might try to sabotage his relationship with Benjamin, which could spell disaster for his career...

So, no matter what, Cameron was resolved to keep Nathalie and Benjamin apart.

He called the PR department at Rowland Inc. “Cancel that trending topic, ASAP.”

The PR manager replied, “The CEO wants it up for a whole week.”

Cameron's jaw tightened. He recalled Benjamin’s glowing expression when he talked about Nathalie and felt a knot in his stomach.

It was clear—Benjamin had fallen head over heels for her.

“Cancel it. I’ll explain it to him myself,” Cameron said, rushing off.

Cameron burst into Benjamin’s office and found Benjamin wearing a knowing smile. “Cameron, here to chat about Ms. Nathalie, I presume?”

Cameron plopped down on the chair across from Benjamin. “Ben, are you into Nathalie?”

Benjamin, clearly in love, nodded. “Yeah, she had me from the first glance.”

Cameron was taken aback but managed a smirk. “Ben, look what happened to me. Love can make you lose sight of reality.”

Cameron was at a loss for words.

Trying another angle, he said, “Ben, think about it. Nathalie’s heart is with Nathan. If you help her, you’re really just strengthening Nathan’s team.”

Benjamin slowly nodded, realizing the truth. “You’re onto something there.”

Cameron continued, “So don’t give her company a lifeline. If her business crumbles, she won’t have the freedom to leave. Then she’ll be under your thumb and ready to listen.”

“Right, right. To keep her, I’ve got to clip her wings first.”

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