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She handed the keys back to him. "Tell him it's not necessary."

Quincy looked a bit uncomfortable as he tried to push the keys back into her hand. "Just take this one. Mr. York has transferred ownership to you. If you don't accept it, I won't be able to explain it to him."

Mr. York had made it clear to him that, one way or another, Nina had to drive this car. If she refused, it would not reflect well on him for failing to carry out his duties.

Nina bit her lip, taking the car keys and casting a wary glance at the new vehicle. What was Nash's intention here?

Was he suggesting she drive such a nice car to work just to invite suspicion?

Quincy sensed her hesitation and spoke up before she could. "We're running late for work. I'll drive. It's convenient for me to drop you off."

Taking the keys from her, Quincy hurriedly got into the car, waiting for Nina.

Nina could not fathom Nash's motives for suddenly asking her to drive such a nice car. She knew he was generous, but she also had to be careful not to attract suspicion. The car would undoubtedly be parked in the exclusive garage, away from prying eyes.

She was really about to be late for work, so she decided to go with Quincy, fearing he might get into trouble. After all, she knew how demanding Nash could be.

Miss Eve referring

gossip kicked off

Eve calling 'sister-in-law' for Nina? They've got to be connected somehow. And didn't Miss Eve call Mr. York 'brother' too?

an affair. But Miss Eve's tone was awfully

"No way!"

to

been by Mr. York's side for seven years. If she were his wife, we would have noticed by now. Besides, if they were married, why keep it a secret..." *Cough, cough!* A colleague's cough

as they were engrossed in

had already approached them from behind. Hearing their discussion, she sensed their suspicions about her relationship with Nash. They fell silent as

office, gossip was rampant. Previously, whenever she and Nash were inseparable at work, during business trips, or events, they

woman.

could become

post-work discussions.

not bother to explain anything. She calmly made her