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Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 933

Summary for Chapter 933: Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron)

Chapter 933 – 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 933 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

Nathalie let out a sigh, "Alright, I get it."

Turning to Morris, she asked, "So, how'd your check-up go?"

Morris gave his chest a reassuring pat, "No worries, I'm still young and kicking."

"That's a relief. But don't forget to show me the report once it's ready," she reminded him.

"Sure thing."

Just then, her phone buzzed with a call from Dominick.

"Hold on, Nathan, I need to take this," she said, stepping aside for some privacy.

Morris watched her with a touch of concern. What was Nathalie really up to? His instincts told him it wasn't just work-related.

On the call, Dominick told Nathalie, "Boss, we've picked up Almos and are headed to the Stewart Estate."

Nathalie cast a glance at Morris from afar and changed her plan, "Take him to the office instead. I'll be there shortly."

"Got it."

Hanging up, Nathalie returned to Morris, looking a bit hesitant. "Nathan, I've got to swing by the office, so I can't head home with you."

Morris's heart sank, and his disappointment was hard to hide.

"Nathalie, I start at Vincent Corporation tomorrow morning. Can you come home early tonight?" Morris realized their time together was getting scarce.

He just wanted to make the most of their last evening.

"Alright," Nathalie nodded.

Morris's face softened, "Take care on your way."

Nathalie glanced at Morris's leg, "I'll see you to the car first."

Almos chuckled, "Is this how you usually invite people?"

Nathalie glanced at Dominick, who explained quietly, "Boss, he wouldn't come on his own, so we had to... persuade him a bit."

Turning back to Almos, Nathalie said, "Couldn't spare me a little courtesy?"

"It's not that," Almos replied. "I've just been really busy."

Nathalie perched on her high chair, one foot planted on the desk with an air of authority.

"Remember the confidentiality agreement we signed?"

Almos nodded, suddenly looking shifty.

"Ms. Nellie, did you hear some wild rumors and get the wrong idea?"

Nathalie stood and approached Almos, her smile tight. "Confessing without being asked, are we?"

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