CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Upon seeing him remain silent, Hunter stood up and approached him, remarking, "Your wife was chosen by your grandfather, and she's not bad at all. She's obedient and sensible, and she doesn't mind your extramarital affairs. What is there to be unhappy about?"

Nash remained silent for a moment before responding, "Indeed, having an obedient and sensible wife is a good choice."

"Well, well, I see your attention is on her now. You're not developing feelings for her, are you?" Hunter sensed that something was off about Nash. Even if he mistreated her, he shouldn't be unhappy himself. However, as they watched her from upstairs, she seemed to get along well with her male colleagues. Hunter smiled and commented, "It seems like your wife is quite popular. She gets along with everyone. Didn't you mention the possibility of divorcing her in the future? After the divorce, she'll probably have many suitors!"

Hunter's statement caused Nash's brows to furrow even deeper. It was true that Nina had no trouble getting along with others and was quite popular.

Nash's tone grew colder as he responded, "You claimed she would make a good wife, so she should remain in that position."

Nina had finished distributing all the water and was now drenched in sweat.

They walked together in the direction of the company.

"Nina, I never expected this. You, a girl, are incredibly strong. You can keep up with us men!" They had rarely interacted with Nina and didn't fully understand her. Initially, they had thought she was aloof, delicate, and weaker than them.

They had seen her as nothing more than a bimbo even when she was with them.

they realized she was

all the heavy tasks. I was just distributing water, that's all," Nina

changed our opinion. Turns out Nina can smile too. Not

me. You just haven't interacted with me much. If we get the chance to work together in the future, you'll see.

words lightened the mood,

out, they went

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only one left in the office, heading towards the

floors.

leaving first. Take care," they bid

as she said goodbye to them, preparing to take the elevator. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ

grabbed her arm Nina hadn't reacted yet and was startled as she was pulled into the dark stairwell. A body

what little breath she had left. Grabbing onto the man's sleeve and smelling a familiar scent, she stopped struggling.

felt like an eternity before the man finally stopped