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Dominic could easily find someone to take charge if he really wanted to. Nash was convinced this might all be a trap, but to his surprise, Remi came back. She looked anxious. "Nash, the situation in Salterra is really bad right now. The President called me and asked me to bring you back.

"I know you want to stay with your wife, but if it weren't for the President saving you and taking care of you, how would you be standing here safely today?"

Her words were not wrong. However, after Nash regained consciousness, he had been consistently helping manage Salterra's affairs. He had even considered giving himself just one final year to wrap things up. However, Nina recognized him and everything started spiraling out of control.

"Give me a moment," Nash finally said, unable to fully resolve the inner conflict he was feeling.

Remi didn't protest and waited quietly. She knew how strong the bond was between Nash and Nina. If Nash was going to leave, he had to say goodbye to his wife first. The President had asked her to bring Nash back, but he had not ordered her to forcefully drag him away.

Nash approached Nina. She had overheard bits of the conversation between him and Remi, and there was only one thing she wanted, "If you're going back to Salterra, then you need to take me with you. I won't wait here alone again."

She had already spent five years waiting, enduring the agony of loneliness. She was not willing to go through that pain again. Whatever the outcome, she wanted to face it together with Nash.

Nash understood her feelings, but Salterra was too dangerous, and he could not risk taking her along.

raise our son well and make sure he grows up strong." If it weren't for Dominic, Nash would have died in that river running through the Yaren Tribe.

Nina, that would be far too

that he would never hide anything from her, and that they would be together

was unpredictable. It never went as

do you mean, 'if you don't make it back'? You have to come back!" Nina screamed, her voice breaking

flowed freely

her fists against his

overn

five years, and I was never afraid. And now

but you're leaving me behind again. You keep making decisions and telling me afterward, without ever asking what I want. I hate that about you. And if you don't come back this

I'll never carry

again!"