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Nash walked over and joined her in the breeze, his tone casual as he said, "I've gotten used to it. There's no point in trying to change things now. It's all the same." All the same? What did he mean by that?

Nina thought she knew him well, but she realized there were still many secrets about him. She observed his side profile intently and inquired, "Did they treat you like this before? Isolated you?" But why, though?

It was evident that these people were older than Nash. They dote on Eve so much, why couldn't they be more understanding toward Nash? He must have been very young when he was in the military. Nash replied, "I rarely meet with them anymore, so you don't need to worry too much."

"You've never told me about your time in the military."

Nash glanced at Nina. "I spent some time in the military, but it wasn't official. At that time, nobody cared, and Grandpa George took me in."

Nina was surprised. "Why? Didn't your family take care of you?"

Nash shrugged it off. "They were busy and didn't have the time."

Nina pursed her lips, not entirely understanding. Even if they were busy, shouldn't he have stayed with his family? And even if his parents didn't care for him, wasn't his aunt there?

a lot of people, right?" Nina asked

teenager, barely in my teens. I didn't know

correct. He had saved many people, so

the scars on your body are from that

"Yeah."

help but feel a bit bitter. He was just a teenager back then, still a child. He should have been in school.

was lost in thought, but Nash patted her head gently. "Saving lives and helping the injured is a soldier's duty. Don't worry

"Is it worth it?"

it was about doing good

not depends on one's personal values," Nash replied. "Those

that was all there

the others had indulged a bit, becoming a bit tipsy as they reminisced about the

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time you two had a kid. Hurry up and have one while I'm still mobile enough to run around with your little one." With that topic, Grandpa