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"I still remember when you were a bit shorter than me, and now you're a head taller. You've grown into quite a handsome man. Seeing you makes me as happy as if I were seeing my own son," Mark said, patting Nash's shoulder and looking him up and down.

In the past, Nash had been under Mark's guidance.

Back then, Mark was not yet a colonel, just a small squad leader.

They had shared life-and-death experiences, forming a deep bond.

Even though Nash had left the military for many years, they both remembered the old camaraderie.

Given their age difference, Nash could have been Mark's son, and Mark regarded him as such.

They chatted for a while, reminiscing about past experiences. When the moment was right, Nash said, "I came because I need your help with something."

Mark immediately responded, "Whatever you need, just say it. If I can help, I will. But I have to ask, do you have any plans to return to the military?"

He hoped Nash would consider staying.

"I'm not considering that for now," Nash replied, without the inclination to return.

Mark sighed and asked, "What do you need help with?"

"I need to find someone."

Nash had been searching tirelessly for a man named "Zac," even though he suspected the man might not exist.

He was more inclined to believe that this man did not exist.

there was the issue of

Nina, Nash

Nina would need to terminate

such dubious circumstances was harmful to

Nash's eyes grew cold.

as Nash made the request, he immediately had someone

asked him for help

request he could not

with 'Zac' in

are from

if any of them are the person you're looking

match, and none

been to the capital did not

might

need this person for?" Mark

did not elaborate. "It's

not press further but added, "I need to

at Mark, immediately understanding. "Wasn't he

Mark's expression turned serious.

"He appealed, and everyone

to the case

the leads were cut off,

case had dragged on for seven or eight years. In the

deeply, clenching his fists. The atmosphere grew tense.