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"If you think the cook's dishes are delicious, then you should eat more," Nina placed the cup on the table, no longer intending to accompany her. She was about to leave, and with Nash not around, Linda feared that there wouldn't be another chance to ask certain questions.

So, before Nina departed, she remarked, "Typically, when someone evade a direct question, the answer is already apparent. You like Mr. York! And your recent remarks were because you fear my presence may pose a threat to you. Nina, do you have hidden agendas? Truthfully, you're reluctant to have me around because I slept with Mr. York, which upset you!"

Nina furrowed her brows and turned back around. Linda met her gaze confidently, no longer the timid girl she first appeared to be. "Where does your confidence come from?" Nina asked calmly. "Did you really sleep with Mr. York? It's too coincidental that I found you, of all people, here."

"So, you still don't believe me."

Linda looked at her, stood up, and replied, "What do I need to do for you to believe me?"

"That day was my first time going to the hotel, and such a thing happened. Initially, I didn't want to remember, but I know that man was Mr. York. I don't regret the decision I made that day."

Nina stared into Linda's eyes, innocent yet sincere. Looking into those eyes, she felt that Linda wouldn't lie. Her certainty left Nina speechless. "You've already moved in. Your goal isn't to make me believe, but to make Mr. York believe. If he believes you, that's enough." Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

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heart. She took a shower. With wet hair and her body exposed, her fair skin glowing,

give in. She knew men could be bad; even if she needed money, she couldn't sell

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got up early to go to the hospital. The doctor had told her to come back for another checkup once she felt better, and she