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Nash stood by the door. He was never someone who could tolerate noise, especially near his father-in-law's sickbed. Upon hearing his arrival, the mother and daughter stopped crying, turning their attention to Nash.

Nina looked up, somewhat taken aback to see Nash. She hadn't informed him about this. "Why are you here?" she asked.

Nash met her gaze and responded, "The hospital director called me to inform that Dad was sick, so I rushed over from the company."

"Dad, Mom," he greeted them first, noticing Zion with a cast on his hand, then inquired, "How is it?"

Nina explained, "He had a fracture in his hand bone and needs a few days of rest."

Observing the crowded and noisy environment, Nash frowned and remarked, "It's too noisy in here, disturbing Dad's rest. I'll arrange for him to be moved to the VIP ward."

"No need for that, I'm not that delicate. Nash, don't trouble yourself," Zion declined.

Though not entirely satisfied with Nash, Zion appreciated Nash's concern and couldn't fault him. He pressed his lips together and continued, "It's just a minor fracture and you all came. This won't do. Just go back now. Having your mom here is enough for me."

what to do," Nina reassured him. "It won't hold things

for him, he respected Zion's wishes, "Dad,

fine. There are elderly folks here. Having a companion to chat with, is better than being alone,"

understood and didn't push

Zion only

taking care of Zion and being so gentle with Nina, addressing Zion as 'Dad', made her wonder. Could

and asked, "Nina, who's this gentleman beside you? Is he your

already certain of their close relationship and said with a smile, "You got married, why didn't you tell us? You're

aren't being considerate enough. Nina got married, and you didn't even

with his in-laws a few times a year, but whenever he learned they were in need, he would help them out. As

she knew she was trying to curry favor again. But now that Nash had referred to Zion as "Dad," there was no way to conceal the truth anymore. So she had to introduce, "Nash, this is