The more Nina listened, the more absurd it seemed. "You're overthinking it. I'm just telling the truth."

"Do you dare to say you don't like Mr. York?" Linda looked into her eyes and asked.

Since Nina was speaking the truth, she hesitated on this one.

"Your silence means consent."

As a woman, her intuition was spot-on, and she did indeed have feelings for Nash. If after all these years Nash hadn't returned her affections, it meant there was no romantic future for them. Yet, Nina also made sure no other women dared to fancy Mr. York. It explained the scarcity of rumors surrounding him; she must have meddled.

"Nina, we can compete fairly. If I lose, then I'll accept it," Linda said earnestly. "If Mr. York doesn't like me, then I'll back off and stop bothering him."

Nina found it laughable. "Do you really think I see you as a rival?"

feelings for you, but not romantic ones. It's the affection between a

mentioned how Nash

wasn't someone who could be easily swayed by mere words, but as she looked at Linda's face and demeanor, she couldn't

said, Nash would take a few extra glances

unwilling to reveal her inner turmoil. She spoke coldly, "Linda, you're overthinking things. Don't see me as your enemy. If you can win Mr. York's affection, that's your capability, but it's irrelevant to me. I've never sought

she remained unmoved. Feeling even more anxious, Linda had

chance, and she had to seize it. But it seemed like it wasn't going to work out. Turning back with a sense of disappointment, she was about to leave when she suddenly saw a car. It was a

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