Nina's face was smeared with dirt and tears, looking utterly disheveled. When she tried to stand up, she had no strength left and fainted. Nash caught her just in time. Now, Nina was quiet, with tears still streaming down her cheeks.

Nash's deep eyes fixed on her as he gently wiped away her tears.

"Captain," someone called out.

At that moment, they were all there.

Nash cradled Nina in his arms. "Clean this place up," he ordered.

Scarlett's face turned pale, and she hesitated. "Is that it? She will be heartbroken."

Nash replied, "If we don't do this, she'll have nothing but death. As long as she's alive, there's hope. Even if this child is gone, she must live."

To Nash, Nina's life was more important than the child's. Even if she hated him for it, he would accept that.

silent, unable to bear seeing Nina

the rest," Nash instructed Scarlett. "Keep her safe and remember what I

"I understand. I won't let

hands, removing the dirt from her nails. Seeing

that once she woke up and realized the child was gone,

waking up upset and agitated, he watched her while she was unconscious. When the sun began to set, Nash slowly stood up. He leaned over and gently kissed her lips before leaving. Nash said nothing as he left the room. Outside, many people were already waiting. As he exited, they began to straighten their uniforms, ready to depart. Nash walked briskly ahead, not stopping. Scarlett, still worried, followed

turned to look at

yourself," Scarlett said, knowing these words would also come from

"Will do."

Even the usually

evoking a sense of sadness. That was how Scarlett felt. She had finally found a sense of home, only for it to

and for those

up. The first thing she saw was the ceiling, her

been waiting anxiously, was overjoyed. "Nina, you're finally awake. You've

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