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She cleaned the wound with disinfectant before bandaging it. Soon after, Quincy parked the car by the side of the road.

Nina assisted Nash into the car, glancing briefly at Scott. In that momentary look, Nash sensed her genuine concern for Scott.

Scott broke the silence, speaking gently, "You should head back first. Mr. York is injured and requires someone to look after him." He was offering Nina an out, understanding her responsibilities. After all, Mr. York was her employer, and she needed to think about the bigger picture.

Nina waved to Scott, saying, "Then I'll head back first. Thanks for taking me out today."

"You're welcome," Scott replied as the car door closed.

Initially, Quincy had thought to get in the car, but remembering something, he walked over to Scott with a smile. "Mr. Lucas, thank you for your assistance."

Quincy politely took the pink bear soft toy from Scott. After all, it was Mr. York who had won it back for Nina. It wouldn't be right for someone else to take it away.

It was the first time Quincy had seen Mr. York so competitive. As the car slowly departed, Scott's gaze followed, his expression unreadable. Then his phone buzzed.

A text message came through: "Dinner is ready. When are you coming back?" He pocketed his phone and headed in the opposite direction.

fearing that the darts Mr. York had been playing with might have

she would end up meeting with Scott. He asked tentatively, "Was it just a coincidence that

I are friends. What's wrong with catching up with him?

you really think he sees

stating firmly,

college classmate, and Scott was her

Why was that?

so

revolve around Nash as she had before. Despite her conviction, Nash

are my wife. Keep your distance from

only ask me to do so? When will you keep your distance from Miranda?" Nina stared at Nash, questioning him

irritated, unwilling to respond. "These two things can't be

calmly. What he couldn't accomplish,

many friends, especially male ones. And after a divorce, we all have the right to seek happiness. You can't expect everything, can you?" S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the