CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Julia glanced at Nash, her warmth now replaced with a distant politeness. "No need, you're a guest, just sit there."

Before, Julia used to like Nash quite a bit. Love begets love. But after all the facade shattered, she had regrets, yet she did not want to blame them. Their marriage was their business. If they were divorcing, she could not treat him the same as before.

Now, when Nash came to their home, he could only be treated as a guest. No more favors. Nash knew it would come to this and his image in their hearts had taken a big hit. He wanted to redeem himself, especially in front of Nina's parents.

"It's no trouble to lend a hand when I'm idle," Nash persisted despite Julia's standoffishness, taking the initiative to help her.

Julia wanted to refuse, but Nash had already walked into the kitchen, just as he used to, understanding her hardships and volunteering to help. Julia sighed inwardly as she watched him.

Before, she used to be happy. She only had Nina as her daughter. No matter how high her husband's status was, he could humble himself in front of her family, showing that he cared deeply for her. That was what she used to think, that her beloved daughter was loved, and she could finally rest easy. But it was all a facade.

Julia did not say anything and followed Nash.

Nina could still notice the subtle shifts in her parents' demeanor. Despite their polite facade, she could tell they still harbored reservations about her marriage to Nash.

palpable. She thought her daughter had found a good match, only to be disappointed. "Nina,"

turned around. "Yeah, what's up?"

you several times. Why

seemed lost in thought, so she leaned in and whispered, "Do your parents

asked, "Why would you say

a warm reception. It's like they don't like him at all," Eve remarked. "It's the first time

her lips. "Maybe he wants to leave a

so patient before. It's clear that he values you, and that extends to

a child. Back then, everyone in the military doted

was different, reserved

him, but he rarely responded. Her grandfather had told her

his aloofness, she still regarded him as her brother. Her grandfather

about Nina and Nash's impending divorce,

parents after their arranged marriage was exposed, Nina did not