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His words warmed Linda's heart enough for her to sit close to him. "Mr. York, can someone like me really go to college?"

"Yes."

Linda smiled happily, her lips forming a gentle curve. "Mr. York, you're so kind to me. You're the best person in the world to me!"

This statement caused a slight change in Nash's expression. He set down the newspaper he was holding. Nina watched them, observing their harmonious interaction and genuine laughter, the first time she had seen such a lively scene. Even when Nash was with Miranda, he didn't appear as relaxed.

Linda's easy-to-please smile was evident. Just the thought of going to school made her this happy, which was indeed different from many others. She was innocent and inexperienced, making people see her as pure and deserving of sympathy. Perhaps that was her charm.

"Madam, why don't you come in and sit?" Nina stood at the door and was politely asked by a passing helper.

Her words were overheard by those inside. Nash shifted his gaze to Nina at the door, first puzzled, then his expression turned cold and indifferent, indicating he was still upset with her.

Linda quickly caught on, stood up from the sofa, and exclaimed, "It's Nina! You've come to see me!" She approached Nina, her eyes showing genuine emotions. "I thought you were still mad at me. I'm so happy you came to see me."

Nina responded, "I heard you were having rashes due to the dry climate here.

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