Chapter 88

She should not be asking for anything more, but rather, she should let their relationship go back to square one. That was what she should do.

Nash felt everything was normal yet somewhat abnormal. Looking at her pale face, he couldn't bring himself to question too much.

Instead, he said, "Next time, don't be so reckless to run off alone. At least take your phone with you and have someone with you so I can find you immediately."

Nina bitterly smiled. What was he pretending for? Was he pretending to care about her to make up for his guilt? Should she play along with his act?

"I understand. I'll listen to you," Nina replied obediently.

Nash took a chair and sat across from her. His deep gaze scanned her several times, ensuring she had no other issues. Then he asked, "Nina, do you remember what happened that night?"

Nina asked uncertainly, "Which night?"

"The night I had business and got drunk," Nash said flatly, but it made Nina tense up.

Her gaze rested on Nash. It had been a wh