Orion nodded. He took the sweet potatoes and ate slowly, without gobbling them down. Nina poured him another glass of water.
"If it's not enough, I'll get you more," she said.
Orion shook his head. Nina noticed that he preferred not to speak unless absolutely necessary. She did not want to stare at him while he ate, so she busied herself with tidying up the tent.
Suddenly, a trumpet sounded. It was the call to assemble. Something was happening in the military.
What she did not expect was to see Orion put down his sweet potato, stand up straight, and salute. It was a perfect military posture and a crisp salute.
Nina was completely taken aback. He was only five years old.
How could he perform these actions so expertly?
Could he be the child of a soldier?
Realizing the significance, Nina decided to contact the embassy. If he was the child of a fallen soldier, he should not be left alone in a foreign land.
"Orion, you're not a soldier, but you know these things. Who taught you this? Do you remember?" Nina asked, crouching down to his level.
Orion looked at her with those bright, star-like eyes and replied simply, "Grandpa."
Although his words were brief, Nina understood. It seemed his grandfather had passed away. Otherwise, Orion would not be in such a state, wandering around with torn clothes and a dirty face.
After leaving the embassy, Nina headed to the market. Due to the conflict, the market was held in an underground bunker. It was hot, stuffy, crowded, and far away. It took her over two hours to get there. She squeezed through the crowds and bought two sets of clothes for Orion and some food supplies.
When she returned to the camp, it was already 8 PM. From a distance, she saw Orion standing at the entrance of the tent. As soon as he saw her, he ran towards her and hugged her tightly.
Nina had not expected such affection from a child who barely spoke and whom she had just met.
But, thinking about it, she realized that she was helping because the military had found him first and he was Birkhamese child who was in a pitiable state. Beyond that, there was nothing more.
"Let's go inside. I bought some things for you," she said.
She not only bought clothes for Orion but also some food and medical supplies for the military. Though her country was strong and did not need her help, she still wanted to contribute.

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The readers' comments on the novel: CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery
This author is seriously bored. Too many stories within the story. Start another book already! π...
i dont wanna read anymore its frustrating π€£π€£π€£ why arent they reconcile so soon there's a lot of upcoming problem they encountered arrrgggg i am very unhappy with them both.. they are both stupid My God HAHAHA π€£π€£π€£...
Can you add more chapters per day please...
Don't tell me π€― Is Nina pharaoh's daughter?...
Meanwhile why is Nina playing hard to get? What else does she want from the man? I bet if Nash ever declares to kove the baby unconditionally she might soften up but lady just spill the secret he would be overjoyed!...
I see you increased the number of chapters per day by 2, but please can we have like 20 chapters per day? 7 chapters is too little, the suspense is just crazy...
Man forget Nina. Bring Nash to me. I'll be more than willing to be with such a handsome and rich++ husband. ππ...
Oh god. EVERYTIME every freaking time Nash and Nina are on the edge to reconcile there's a third party. And Miranda!! Oh my God. I think the story is useless now. How come there's so much villain in their life. Gosh?!...
Author just please give us the happy ending... We know really crave happy ending!!!! Pleaseeeeeeeee...
I can't anymore, this story drains meπππ...