CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

If she continued as Nash's secretary, she would definitely be suitable. But she was greedy and she wanted his love. Continuing this way, they would only grow more unhappy, and even the shadow of the best times would vanish.

"Nina..." Nash's emotions were intense, but the effects of the drug were quicker. He stared at her with intensity. "Are you leaving me... to find your Zac?"

Nina did not speak but gathered courage. Under his piercing gaze, her hand reached up to touch his handsome face. She looked at him, seeking traces of Zac in him.

But he was Nash, no longer the spirited youth. She remembered his passionate determination, rescuing her from the clutches of criminals despite being badly injured. She owed him her life once, but she had repaid it because she had also saved him.

Nina remembered everything about him very clearly. Since middle school, her eyes had always followed him, attending the same high school and university. In Nash's life, she existed for seven years, but Nash had been in her life for fourteen.

It was a sweltering afternoon. The school was organizing a drama performance, and she had a role to play. She was always diligent, arriving at the auditorium half an hour early, practicing her lines repeatedly. That day, she noticed a strong smell of blood as she entered. Feeling uneasy, she followed the scent to the dressing room, filled with costumes used in school performances.

thief and grabbed a baseball bat behind the door. Pushing aside some clothes, she saw his pale face, as

find him lying in a pile of clothes, covered in blood. She was both frantic and afraid, quickly applying pressure to stop the bleeding.

she touched his body, Nash grabbed her arm with all his strength, his eyes barely open from

know

But every time

and she knew he did not want anyone to know what he was doing. After all, this was school, and if someone got stabbed, it

drawing attention.

and helping him stop the bleeding.

her classmates would be rehearsing in the auditorium, but this rest area was usually deserted, unless

the auditorium to mask the odor. During rehearsals, she was worried about him, distracted, and scolded