After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Wanda returned quickly, holding several pregnancy tests in her hands.

"Sir, I bought different brands. We can try them all."

"Hmm," the electronic voice responded from outside the door, followed by a knock.

Hearing the sound, Aveline tensed up, but she knew she had to take the test-she needed to know for certain if she was pregnant.

She opened the door, and Wanda came in, guiding her toward the bathroom.

"You can leave now," Aveline said. She wasn't comfortable with anyone watching her.

Wanda nodded and stepped out.

Aveline carefully felt her way around the bathroom to make sure Wanda was truly gone before following the instructions Wanda had given her. But she quickly realized she couldn't manage it alone, so she called Wanda back in. Wanda used the tests for her, and they quietly waited for the results.

After five minutes, Wanda glanced at the tests and said, "Miss Young, you're pregnant."

Aveline smiled, her hand instinctively resting on her stomach. Beneath her flat skin, a tiny life was growing-a child connected to her by blood, her own family.

Her heart surged with both joy and heightened vigilance.

took the pregnancy tests outside and spoke to

out of the bathroom, she heard the electronic voice again. "Aveline, I advise you to terminate the

to harm my child, unless you plan to blind me forever, I will kill you!" she threatened, her voice cold and

gaze on her, though she wasn't sure how long it lingered before he finally spoke again. "Alright, I won't harm your child." Aveline exhaled in

gave her abortion drugs without her knowing? She couldn't see,

you plan on keeping me here? Who are you?

her,

unsettled as she fumbled her way

her. "What now? What should I

...

the man stepped into his car, removing the microphone from around his neck. He rubbed his temples wearily. Just then, his phone

the caller,

was too

no updates from

Ave?" she asked anxiously

raspy. "Not yet. Are you sure she hasn't left Cloudflare

already checked all the exits there's no sign of

wone