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Not far away, Nina looked at the figure of Nash and called out softly. Yvonne was beside her. Yvonne, worried about her, accompanied her to the hospital, only to see such a chaotic scene.

Nash heard the voice and instinctively froze, turning back to see Nina standing unscathed before him. In that moment, he felt incredibly moved. The person he almost lost was suddenly back by his side, a feeling he had never experienced before. He quickly hurried over and hugged Nina tightly.

Nina did not expect such a strong reaction from him, her hands unsure where to go. She only felt his grip tighten, almost making it hard for her to breathe.

In that moment, Nash realized just how afraid he was of losing her. He never wanted to lose her again! With her by his side, he felt a sense of security he had never felt before.

Nash reached out and stroked her hair, his voice becoming hoarse but gentle, as if afraid to startle her away again. "Where did you go? Do you know how worried I was about you?"

As the words fell, everyone nearby was stunned. They only saw Nina as a secretary. Despite being by his side for years, when it came to crucial company matters, she was disposable and easily replaceable. So, how did she end up in Nash's embrace, appearing so intimately close to him?

Nash's wife. She had speculated about it before, but Nina's avoidance had made her stop thinking about it. However, she had never

perceive Nash's defense of her earlier as solely because she was an employee of his company. Instead, she saw it as him offering extra protection because of Nina's connection with her. After a pause of about ten seconds, Nina calmly pushed him away and stepped back from his embrace. "I was rescued by fishermen and taken to the hospital. I did

at all. She did not fuss or make a scene, but

and complaining about him not coming, rather than being so obedient and understanding, which made him feel a

Nash began, his voice low with guilt. But before he could finish, Nina covered his mouth

into the sea, she could have chosen not to come back and

she could not cut off contact

trouble would have arisen later. She could not afford to remain in a state of uncertainty, afraid of being falsely accused, and risk losing the chance to clear her