Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 517

He recalled the early days when he felt a genuine fondness for his wife from their arranged marriage. After all, she was everything one could dream of: stunningly beautiful, incredibly wealthy, and brilliantly intelligent. Her skin had a glow that seemed almost ethereal, and her mind was as sharp as a tack. Her academic credentials were impressive, and her ability to make money was something he could only aspire to. Not to mention, she was a knockout.

He did love her, but her dazzling presence eclipsed all his achievements. Beside her, he always felt like he was invisible, just a background character while she was the star of the show.

As time went on, he started to feel like a shadow. Rumors buzzed around him, questioning his worthiness to be with her, comparing him to a weed among her bouquet of flowers, which only fueled his insecurity.

This insecurity twisted his emotions, leading him into a deep depression. He grew distant and cold towards her.

Eventually, he veered off course. He found solace in someone new—a nightclub singer who wasn't particularly educated or striking, but she worshipped him. That was all he needed.

He wanted to show the world that he preferred a kind and nurturing partner over someone whose brilliance outshined his own.

What he didn’t grasp was how profoundly his radiant wife loved him. His betrayal crushed her. She chose to take her life, a tragic tribute to their lost love.

Yet, he was still very much alive.

Her death was a punishment far harsher than any law could impose. He became a pariah, scorned and ridiculed by everyone.

Through it all, only his new love remained steadfast.

Determined to prove his love for the nightclub singer was genuine and his first marriage a misstep, he defiantly married her. He played the role of the devoted lover his entire life.

In the end, he won the world’s forgiveness.

People began to see him differently: Love transcends social boundaries. Maybe the Rowland heiress was too strong-willed for him, not the right fit after all.

But was that really the truth?