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Nina was a bit at a loss and politely greeted, "Hello, Grandpa George."

George's eyes widened slightly in surprise. This matter had never reached his ears before, but then he burst into a hearty laugh. "Well, well, you're all grown up and married now. When did you get married? You and your grandfather are cut from the same cloth. Such a big event, and you didn't even inform me. It's a shame I'm only meeting your wife now."

George and Nash's grandfather were comrades in their youth. They had shared life and death together, fought side by side on the battlefield, achieved many successes, and made significant contributions. However, they later diverged in their future paths. George entered politics, while Nash's grandfather pursued business, leading to less interaction between them.

George scrutinized Nina and nodded approvingly. "She's a fine girl, Nash. You have good taste. This young lady seems kind-hearted."

Nash explained, "Our marriage was kept simple, without any publicity. And since you were abroad, we didn't inform you. She prefers a quiet life, and we've been low-key all along."

George didn't seem too bothered either, remarking, "You guys are quite different from other young couples.

"She's been through a lot because of you," he continued.

natural to feel overlooked when others weren't aware. Despite that, she endured with dedication, not vying for

it,

Nash, unsure if he was simply reassuring George or if he genuinely meant it.

entirely object to this tactic, as she also put in considerable effort to keep their relationship concealed. However, when he suddenly remarked that she had endured hardships, it made her feel acknowledged, as if

line of work are they in?" George was inquisitive about Nina, as any elder

Nash, don't misunderstand me. As an elder, it's my duty to ask about your

hadn't said much, but she realized that George was easygoing, cheerful,

and started coughing. Nina quickly poured him some water, adjusted his pillow to make him

sip of water. "Nana, don't fuss.