Reborn From Oblivion
Chapter 336

Greta shivered slightly, feeling the icy chill in Cameron's gaze. It was colder than she had ever seen before. Just then, Griffin stormed onto the scene, clearly having been tipped off by the police about his ex-wife's tragic fate. Without a second thought, he marched straight

up to Cameron and slapped him hard across the face.

"You monster! Why couldn't it have been you?"

Not satisfied with just a slap, Griffin kicked Cameron, but Cameron didn't even flinch. The officer had to step in, trying to restrain the furious Griffin.

Greta wrapped her arms around Cameron, and fired back at Griffin, "Why did you blame Cameron? It was your abandonment of your wife and child that drove her to despair."

Griffin, his face twisted with anger, jabbed a finger at Cameron. "Your mother died because of your actions. She begged you not to marry her, but you wouldn't listen. She lived her whole life for you and called you her greatest achievement. But you threw it all away for a woman. She lost all hope, and that's why she took her life."

Cameron's lips trembled as Griffin's words cut deep. The officer tried to calm Griffin down, "Mr. Dawson, please, take a breath."

Griffin, clutching his chest in fury, glared at Cameron like he was the villain of the story. "When I left your mother, I thought you were lost cause. She insisted you'd prove me wrong. She stuck by you against my advice. And what did it lead to? Her death. All because she spent her last dime on you. Cameron, you're a murderer."

The crowd around them murmured in agreement, their eyes full of disdain toward Cameron. Some even threw stones, muttering, "Did she raise a son like this? How pathetic."

Greta clung to Cameron, tears streaming down her face. "Please, don't insult him. He did it all for me. He just loved a woman who was unwell. He Didn't do naything wrong."

Griffin's rage boiled over. "Loving someone isn't the crime, but deceiving Nathalie and taking her kidney? That's where he crossed the

line Now look at you, paying for your deceit."

The crowd's outrage grew with every word Griffin spoke. "No wonder his father disowned him. He's such a heartless monster."

Greta held onto Cameron, sobbing. "He's a good person. Don't say that."

"How can someone who drove his own mother to death be a good person?"

Cameron seemed oblivious to the chaos around him and was kneeling in front of Kristina's body like a statue. Finally, the officer stepped in, breaking the tension. "You both are family to the deceased. Who will take responsibility for the funeral arrangements?"

Griffin sighed, "We split over how to raise our child, but I still cared for her. I'll handle the funeral."

Cameron's eyes were like ice. "My mom wouldn't have wanted your fake sympathy. If you hadn't left, she wouldn't have broken down. You're just as guilty for her death. Even

now, she wouldn't want you near her.