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Upon hearing Nash's words, Nina felt no need to hide any longer and replied, "Grandpa Henry, I am already married. You don't need to find suitors for me."

Grandpa Henry was delighted. Before Mr. Walker Sr. passed away, Nina was still a student. Now, seeing her married, he could not help but size up Nash. He smiled and said, "Handsome and talented, a rare gem among men. Clearly, Nina has excellent taste!"

Grandpa Henry continued, expressing his concern for their marriage, "You two must cherish each other and your marriage. Meeting is fate, staying together is even more precious. Cherish it!"

Nash's lips curled slightly upwards upon hearing this. Nina chose to listen patiently, not interrupting Grandpa Henry's words.

As they were about to have dinner together, Grandpa Henry sighed, "This Xander, it's a good thing Mr. Walker Sr. passed away. If he found out, it would've been infuriating!"

He had watched Xander grow up and seeing him change so drastically, he couldn't help but feel regret that he wouldn't live long enough to see Xander's redemption.

Remaining silent, Nina knew that, as Nash had said, those who were willing to see the truth wouldn't say much - they would just know.

The guests had all arrived and the place was packed.

the inevitable gossip that would be circulating behind her back. But even before she reached her

her other aunt. She was a bit taken aback and glanced at Nash. He gave her a reassuring look, silently signaling her not to worry. "It's been so long since Nina last visited, and now she's back with her

stunning, and her husband is quite dashing as well. Your

truly exceptional. He's a successful businessman, and choosing Nina as his partner reflects her own

husband, let's have a drink

about their accomplishments. Nash's status alone was enough for them to brag about for a lifetime. The atmosphere suddenly became

was pleasantly

from before. All eyes were now on her and Nash. They praised her beauty, maturity, competence, and the fact that she had

the workplace; these were her relatives and neighbors, where showing off was

to her aunt shower her with endless praise felt like being lifted to the heavens. The

she worried that Nash might not adapt. After all, he had never been to such an occasion with the

when she turned to

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matching their pace,