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Nina could see everything clearly now. The blankets and cups, along with other items, were all adorned with yellow stars.

Could it be...

"Teacher! You're finally awake!" Sean shouted excitedly as he ran into her arms.

Nina was momentarily stunned but then instinctively patted his head.

"You're awake!" Another voice said.

A soldier in uniform stepped inside, lifting the curtain.

"Miss, how are you feeling?" the soldier asked, approaching Nina.

Hearing familiar English, Nina immediately felt a surge of safety, almost like being home. "I'm okay. Are you... Are you from the Birkham army?"

"Yes," the soldier replied, a hint of excitement in his voice. "It's so chaotic here. I didn't expect to meet someone from our country."

Nina's first thought was whether she might meet Nash. But seeing the soldier in front of her, she realized he probably didn't know her or Nash. She decided to ask cautiously, "Do you know Nash York?" To her surprise, the soldier's eyes lit up. "Ah, you know our Captain York?"

Nina's emotions welled up. "Where is he?"

yet. I'm not sure where he is. He might still be

relief. At least he was alive. After everything she had been through, knowing he was safe was

noted her shifting emotions, finding it a bit strange. "Well, you should rest. I'll leave

"Okay, thank you."

the soldier replied, saluting

closer, filled with remorse. "Teacher, I'm so sorry for everything. Will you forgive me? I promise to listen to you from now on and never oppose you again. Please don't die." Sean was terrified, clutching Nina's hand. His black

you understand your mistakes and try

know... I know. Mr. Micah

is important. I promise I won't misbehave anymore," Sean said, sniffling. He had

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asked, "Where's Haley? And the other

of her mother. As for the other

afraid. These soldiers are here

we would've been dead!" Sean said,

home. Most of the houses in the village were damaged, and he needed to help

nodded and left

couldn't do much. She stepped outside and saw soldiers working with

devastated, life had to go