CHAPTER 163

Sally snorted, her tone filled with coldness. “I’m only doing this for the sake of my son. What good does it do for him to marry your daughter? It’s just cleaning up your mess. Besides burdening Nash, what else can your family offer?”

Nina interrupted Sally, her expression equally cold. “That’s enough!”

She knew that Sally looked down on her because of the two million. Even without the money, Sally wouldn’t have approved of her marrying into the York family.

There was a reason she had agreed to Nash’s grandfather’s condition. Initially, she genuinely liked Nash, and her grandfather had recognized that, which was why he arranged for them to get married. If it had been someone else, she wouldn’t have agreed to marry at all.

In recent years, Nash and Nina’s marriage had not been smooth. However, the immeasurable value Nina brought to Nash far exceeded two million. She didn’t feel the need to tolerate Sally’s insults. “You can say anything you want about me, but you can’t talk about my family like that!”

Sally sneered, “Back when you were in debt, why didn’t your family solve it together?”

At first, Julia didn’t understand, but then she realized, “What do you mean? Do you think our family was after your money?”

“Do I have to explain it clearly? You see, our family has money, and you all want to take advantage of that!” Sally’s disdain for their family was evident.

Julia was furious. “We are not like that! We care more about her happiness than money!”

“Happiness? Just ask Nina if she’s happy! My son had someone he loved. If it weren’t for her marrying into our family, he would have been with that person by now!”

Julia’s expression turned ugly, unable to believe Sally would say such a thing. Zion remained silent for a while. By this point, he understood what was happening.

He spoke calmly, “If you’re saying Nash has someone else in his heart, then my daughter isn’t someone who clings stubbornly. We’ll get a divorce! We’ll even return the money we owed from before!”

He only found out later that Nina

had repaid the debt. If he had known

Over

that it would cost his daughter’s happiness, he would have never agreed. They got married, the debt was paid off, but he felt that something was amiss. However, it was too late. As expected, his daughter couldn’t be happy in such a family!

It would be a good thing for Sally if they could get a divorce. She sneered, “Fine, let’s get a divorce. If you had been so ready to agree to it earlier, Nash wouldn’t have had to endure all this unnecessary harm…”

“Who said anything about divorce!” Before Sally could finish her sentence, a low voice interrupted her.

Turning around, she saw Nash

gripping the doorframe, panting heavily, sweat beading on his forehead, his eyes dark and intense as he tooked at her. It was evident how difficult it had been for him to reach the door.

“Nash, you’re still injured. Why did you come out?” Sally worriedly rushed to support him.

Nash’s expression turned cold as he shook off her hand, refusing her assistance. He repeated firmly, “I never said I wanted to divorce Nina!”

Sally suggested, “Nash, this is a good opportunity. Both families are here, everyone is open about it. Divorcing Nina wouldn’t be a big deal!”

“I already said I have no intention of divorcing Nina!” Nash’s tone grew firmer, his icy gaze fixed on Sally.

Sally was rendered speechless by his retort, unable to understand his stubbornness.