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"No need. Food tastes the same no matter who cooks it, and it's all good. I'm just a bit hungry today, so I ate more than usual," Nina did not want him to fuss over her so much. Putting too much focus on her was not good. The more effort one puts in, the deeper the cost might be.

"I'm tired, can I go rest now?" Nina asked.

"Mm," Nash softly replied.

Nina finally breathed a sigh of relief and hurried upstairs. Tomorrow, she could go to the company and maybe she would not have to stay here anymore. After work, she could go home.

Back in the room, Nina relaxed, but unexpectedly, Nash followed right behind her.

Seeing the door open, Nina stepped back and asked, "Why are you coming in too?"

"This is the master bedroom, if I don't come here, where else can I go?" Nash said matter-of-factly.

Nina said, "Then I'll go to the guest room."

She tried to leave, but Nash grabbed her hand, looking at her as he said, "Do you need to avoid me like this now? We've been together for so long, when have we ever slept in separate rooms?"

changed. As long as they did not divorce, nothing would change. But Nina wanted to live separately from him,

avoid him as she felt she could not engage in the typical activities of a married couple anymore. Even though

side do

pursed her lips and compromised, "I'll sleep on

by the door would give her more freedom to move.

early, so he turned on the TV. Nash walked past her to the other side of the bed and lay down on his side. Nina looked at him

are you

playing a romantic drama, the kind

he restrained

upset him,

lay down, a hand wrapped around her neck, pulling

taken aback by his gesture. When had he

the pillow to let Nina lay in his arm, saying,

Nina leaned against him, her gaze fixed on the TV, softly

maintained the position, saying, "Then go ahead and watch. If you get tired, just go to sleep,