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Karina let out a breath of relief, feeling the timing couldn't have been better. She didn't dwell on whether Orion had intentionally bailed her out. It didn't seem fair to project adult motives onto a child. But in truth, Orion was every bit as clever as his actions suggested.

Nina smiled gently as she ruffled Orion's hair. "I should've known you'd be greedy. I didn't bring you here to snack your way through the hospital."

Karina quickly waved her hands, dismissing any concern.

The atmosphere grew quiet for a moment.

Nina sat with her head slightly bowed, her calm demeanor radiating a quiet elegance. She reminded Karina of autumn leaves-tranquil and soft.

Sitting across from her, Karina couldn't help but feel inferior. Nina's effortless grace only highlighted her own unease.

Lowering her head, Karina mumbled, "I'm so sorry, Miss Walker. I didn't expect you to come. I should've prepared something in advance. If you'd like, I can step out and get something for you." Nina stopped her with a light, easy tone. "No need. I'm just here to visit a friend."

After that, silence settled again, leaving Karina unsure how to steer the conversation.

stealing glances at Nina out of the corner of her eye. The longer she observed her, the more tightly

Nina was also watching her, not casually but intently, though her gaze was so

small smile spread across

She wasn't

events at the hospital. Not because she was particularly nosy, but because Wilfred had caused quite a stir. The

name. It was impossible for Nina not to hear about

Finally, she spoke. "To be honest, I came here partly out of personal curiosity. I wanted

other. Why would Nina want to see

up, unsure of

stirring up responses, and smiled. "Don't worry. I'm just a little curious. My friends and care a lot about Wilfred, but you know how he

gestured with her hands, a

her tension, and her shoulders relaxed bit by bit. "Dr. Wilfred does tend to keep to himself but he's a good person. Having a friend like you who cares about him must mean a lot to

the words left

was none of her business. What right did she have to