CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

She even resorted to drugging him! He had only one demand which was to terminate the pregnancy, and she refused!

She even wanted to carry someone else's child. How dare she!

How dare she utter such words to him!

In the end, Nash released her hand, no longer forcing her. However, his gaze was icy, filled with enough disappointment towards her. "Nina, you'll regret this!"

His words were firm and decisive. With that said, he paid no attention to Nina's sad expression. Her eyes, slightly teary, showed her strong will as a single tear ran down her cheek, revealing her refusal to give in to him.

Nash left without a second glance, disappearing from Nina's view. Nina slowly sank to the ground. Her hands were sore from the tug-of-war and her eyes downcast, filled with indescribable anguish. She was utterly alone.

Yet, this solitude was not what she initially desired. It was only after years of disappointment that she thought being alone was preferable and that ending her marriage was a good thing.

Initially, she thought her days would be better, lighter, and freer, and she would not love in vain. But then Nash reappeared in her life, dragging her back into that abyss. Yes, she no longer wanted to live in such a state of uncertainty.

right. She could not afford to regret it. Nina wiped away the tears that should not have fallen. She stood up

compatible and would stop coming after her! She also believed that after this experience, Nash would not

before, once he knew she was carrying someone

straightened her clothes and headed towards home. She was tired

Nash was sitting

his expression as cold

eyes fixed

ght ahead like sharp

furious, and he slammed his fist against the car window with a loud thud. The car shook slightly, but the window remained intact, leaving his hand

holding his breath,

were filled with darkness, his heart filled with a murderous intent, as he coldly

humiliation, yet Nina protected him with her life. He was determined to kill that

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