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He was curious about this man named Zac. What kind of magic had made her hold onto him for so many years? What if this man was not good? Would it make her give up, stop thinking about divorcing him altogether?

Nina had a nightmare, where she found herself bound hand and foot, locked in a cage, completely becoming a bird in captivity. There was no one around, and no one cared about her. She struggled in the darkness but could not break free from the chains.

Waking up from the nightmare, she was panting slightly, her face covered in cold sweat. Sitting up, she touched her face, calmed down for a while, then looked around. She found herself in a strange place. The room was heated, she was covered in a thin down comforter, and she was wearing a camisole dress, exactly like the one in her dream. This made Nina panic, wondering if she was really locked up. She hurriedly got out of bed and ran to the door. Opening it, everything here was unfamiliar, she had never been here before. How could she wake up here after falling asleep?

She had been with Nash yesterday, which made her shiver involuntarily. The Nash from yesterday made her feel oppressed, and she did not like it.

"Why are you coming out barefoot?" A low, serious voice came.

Hearing the voice, Nina stiffened instantly, subconsciously tightening her arms, then turned to look back, only to see Nash standing not far away. At that moment, she really felt a sense of confinement. Just like in that nightmare.

in a cage, unable to go anywhere. Subconsciously, she leaned against the wall, retreating,

seeing a ghost. She was not like this before. He walked slowly over, furrowing his brows, and staring at her feet, which were frozen red. "Remember to wear

again, she was embraced by him. She stiffened, not knowing what he intended to do her eyes watching him

room and handed her a

at the door again and

Nash replied. Adding, "Since you don't like going back to the York residence, then don't go

wondered why he brought her here. Was

if he knew that, why did

was worried that he had ulterior motives. Looking at the pitch-black sky outside, she said, "I have to go home.