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"I'm not saying I don't support you being with Nina," Pharaoh began, his voice tinged with concern. "I'm just worried-"

"No need to worry," Nina interrupted, quickly stepping forward to join them. "No matter what happens, we'll face it together."

Nash's resolve remained unwavering, and Nina could feel the weight of his determination. She had been thinking about protecting him, but he had been thinking about protecting her.

If they both cared so deeply about each other, why not stand united and plan for the future together?

Nina smiled softly at Nash, then intertwined her fingers with his. Pharaoh, seeing this, sighed and said, "You've made your decision, so I'll do everything in my power to support you. I won't bring this up again."

"I can't cure the poison your father gave you, Nash," Pharaoh admitted, "but you can use this to your advantage, to draw him out."

Pharaoh understood Dominic's actions. As a father, he could see why Dominic would push Nash so hard. If Nash refused to follow orders and stood against him, Dominic would see no reason to keep him alive. After all, if Nash had no purpose, why continue saving him? After saying this, Pharaoh turned to leave, knowing there were many things Nash and Nina needed to discuss. He had anticipated this, and he was not wrong.

said with a hoarse voice, "Nash, no matter what happens, we'll face it together as a family. The three of us will stay

her close. "I agree. You and Orion are my top priority. I'll take care of things

concern. "I trust you, but please, be careful. Whatever you

assured her, holding her hand

wait for Nash to act. He contacted

the person you sent," Pharaoh said, getting straight to the point. "I know Salterra is struggling, and the Yaren Tribe is

interested in having Nash lead Salterra, believing that Nash's leadership would

daughter, but this is not up for negotiation," Dominic replied

only way forward was

let anything jeopardize that. He meticulously planned his next move and demanded

Dominic agreed, underestimating

confident in his own power and authority that he did not see the trap Nash had laid. When the meeting