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Nina found it rather ironic that Nash brought up something that had not been mentioned before, "I'm your secretary, with all those cars in your garage, what do I need a car for now?" Judging by Nash's current behavior, it seemed like he was trying to use these things to persuade her to stay.

"You can't possibly expect to keep using my car for every outing, or rely on taxis."

Nash sat in the back seat, and since Nina was driving, his view was fixed forward, unable to see her facial expression. Yet, from her tone, Nash could sense that she was not at all interested in this matter.

"I use your car for work-related purposes. If I were to buy a cheap car for personal use, wouldn't people think poorly of me as your secretary? Would you not feel embarrassed by that?" Nina's words were delivered with clarity.

Nash pursed his lips slightly. But before he could respond, Nina cut in again: "And if I were to buy a luxury car, given my position, wouldn't I be ridiculed?"

She did not own a car, spent most of her time working, and felt perfectly comfortable without one. Moreover, she was leaving soon, making the need for a car even less pressing.

Instead, Nash comforted her, saying, "You live your own life."

Nina did not respond.

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questioned the relationship between Nash and Nina. Despite Nina being Nash's secretary for seven years, they were still employer and