Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 240

Nathan flashed a devilish grin, as if he already had a master plan brewing. "Why should I get into a direct

confrontation with him? My pryears are way too valuable to waste on someone like that, wouldn't you

agree?" His assistant looked puzzled. "If we don't spend tdealing with him, how do we expect to beat him?"

Nathan glanced at his assistant as if he was missing the obvious. With a quiet sigh, he patiently explained, "The

Dawson family's got two heirs, and they're equally powerful. If they were allies, they'd be a force to reckon with.

But if they becenemies, we could easily benefit from their fallout."

The assistant's eyes shone with admiration. "Mr. Nathan, you're a genius. Those Dawson brothers weren't raised

together, so they probably don't have a tight bond. A little divide and conquer could easily set them against each

other."

Nathan gave a nod of approval. "That's why you should start honing your skills in the art of persuasion. Whether

we can drive a wedge between those brothers might just hinge on that talent."

The assistant puffed up with pride. "Mr. Griffin ditched his wife for a new flame, which has likely stirred up

Cameron and his mother. With Cameron and his father's relationship already shaky, just a little push from me

could shatter it completely." "I'll be waiting for your good news," Nathan said, leaning back into his office chair.

The assistant was caught off guard. "Mr. Nathan, you're just going to sit here and wait for my news?"

Nathan, without lifting his gaze, replied, "Is something wrong? Didn't you say it was going to be simple?"

The assistant felt a bit embarrassed. Even if it was simple, it still needed tand effort. Then, an idea struck

him. "Oh, Mr. Nathan, Mr. Mason mentioned setting you up on a date. He booked your free time... | scheduled it

for the weekend." "Cancel it," Nathan said, still not looking up.

"But Mr. Nathan," the assistant protested, "the lady Mr. Mason's introducing you to comes from a notable family.

Can't you see his intent? He wants to find you a supportive partner."

Nathan shot him a look. "Do | have to get married for business gains? Cancel it. I've got plans for the weekend."

The assistant, well-aware of Nathan's schedule, responded, "Mr. Nathan, after you meet with Ms. Nathalie on

Saturday, your weekend's wide open."

Nathan replied, "I'm planning to spend the entire day with Nathalie."

The assistant was in a bind. "You're making it tough for me. How do | explain this to the old man?"

"Just be honest with him."

The assistant argued, "But Ms.

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Nathalie is older and entirely career focused. Mr. Mason won't believe there's nothing going on between you

two."

Nathan asked, "You think that too?"

The assistant blurted out, "Everyone thinks so. Even Ms. Nathalie herself."

Nathan's tone shifted to serious. "It's up to us to make it happen."

The assistant was dumbfounded. "Are you seriously pursuing Ms. Nathalie?" Nathan nodded slightly.

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The assistant felt so awkward he wished he could disappear. "Mr. Nathan, | thought having Ms.

Nathalie as your girlfriend was just a business tactic."

"A business tactic?" Nathan was surprised.

"Yeah. If you and Ms. Nathalie were seen as a couple, your rivals would view it as a powerhouse alliance, making

them think twice about messing with you."

Chapter 239

Kristina was left speechless. She stood her ground with an air of authority. "Maybe you have a point. But my

money is off-limits for her." Seeing no other option, Cameron relented, "Alright, Mom, I'll do as you say. Is that

good enough?"

Satisfied, Kristina nodded approvingly.

Kristina went through her assets. She held onto just her retirement hand passed everything else to her son,

Cameron. As Cameron accepted these assets from Kristina's unsteady hands, a weight of responsibility settled

on him. He mentally reminded himself, ‘Cameron, you've got to rise above this, no matter what."

Once out of the hospital, Cameron dove headfirst into his work. He let go of the fashion brand he and Greta had

built together. With his mind clear of romantic distractions, he saw things as they were: Greta's designs couldn't

hold a candle to Nathalie's, and Nathan had already cornered the networking resources.

He realized the fashion industry was no longer an option for them. So, he turned to his specialty-artificial

intelligence. Another reason for this choice was that it was Nathan's playground, too. Cameron had fallen

because of Nathan, and he intended to reclaim his pride there.

Defeating Nathan was his path to redeeming his self-respect.

Having weathered the storm, Cameron emerged tougher. He approached all potential business partners,

undeterred by their mocking and dismissive attitudes. Despite the challenges, he got his company off the

ground.

The media returned to singing his praises: [Only he could fall from the heights and rise again.]

Spectators were eager for the : [Cameron, his half-brother, and Nathan battling it out for supremacy in Al.

This is gonna be a show.]

"I'm betting on Nathan," remarked someone with a knowing tone.

So, the stage was set with the three Al giants Nathan, the new and old heirs of Dawson International-locked in a

standoff.

At Rowland Corporation, Nathan

stood by a massive window, exuding an aura of cool sophistication in perfectly tailored black suit. He gazed

down at the cityscape, a cigar in hand, his striking features partly veiled in smoke.

"Like a centipede that refuses to die," he mused, releasing a smoke ring with an almost scandalous grace.

His assistant stood nearby, slightly bowed, showing utmost deference to Nathan. "Mr. Nathan, you mentioned Mr.

Cameron-we thought we'd buried him, yet he's bouncing back so soon."

Nathan responded with a casual air, "Cameron, | can't help but envy you for having such a good mother."

The assistant-added, "Nathan, Cameron's making a comeback and taking us head-on. The Dawson family's has a

firmer foundation than ours, being around longer. If he teams up with Mr. Justin to compete against us, we could

have

if rough."

Nathan turned slowly, backlit by the window, his features cast in shadow. "No matter how many times Cameron

rises, I'll knock him down just as often."

The assistant squinted in puzzlement. He couldn't fathom why Nathan harbored such animosity toward Cameron.

From the get-go, taking down Cameron had been his favorite pastime.

With a hint of doubt, the assistant remarked, "Mr. Nathan, Cameron's learned from his past. This comeback is

likely fortified. Beating him again will be no small feat."