Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 1028

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Summary for Chapter 1028: Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron)

Chapter summary: Chapter 1028 from the book Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) by Christia Murray

Discover the most important events of Chapter 1028, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron). With the engaging writing of Christia Murray, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.

The old lady knew how to play the shrewd businesswoman—profit over parting, every time.

She was convinced Nathalie and Morris would be dying to see what she’d give them for their wedding. Maybe, she thought, they’d even try to butter her up for a bigger slice of the pie.

But she had no idea—these two lived for love, plain and simple. Morris didn’t even hesitate. “Honestly, the best gift you could give isn’t shares or dividends from the Sharp family. I just want you to accept Nathalie and give us your blessing.”

The old lady’s sharp eyes flicked to Nathalie. “Nathan, you’ve got a knack for making money, so maybe you don’t care about fame or fortune. But I doubt Ashley feels the same way.”

Nathalie just brushed it off. “Madam, Nathan’s health isn’t great. Once we’re married, I’ll hand Stewart Enterprises to someone else. I want to take Nathan to the best doctors and help him get better. Whatever you give us, chances are we won’t need it.”

The old lady was left speechless.

If they didn’t care about money or status, her ‘gift’ was useless as a bargaining chip.

“You’re leaving the Capital?” she finally blurted out, only now realizing she might actually lose her precious grandson.

Morris hadn’t heard Nathalie mention these plans before. His chest felt warm and full. To be loved like this—what more could he ask for? Of course he wasn’t going to contradict her. “It’s what I want, too,” he said.

Looking lost, the old lady shuffled away. “You’re your father’s only child, but you’d just leave him behind? That’s cold.”

Morris said nothing, letting the silence speak for him.

Once she was gone, unease started to gnaw at Nathalie.

The old lady had never liked her, always trying to trip her up so Nathan would give up on her. Now she’d seen how close they were, who knew what she’d do next? Nathalie had a feeling the old lady was about to up her game, and she’d need to keep her guard up.

Her thoughts were a tangled mess, and she just couldn’t relax with Morris anymore. Trying to sound casual, she said, “Nathan, it’s getting late. I should get going.”