CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

"I'm available at noon." Nina texted Nash and sent him an address directly.

She also sent a message to Michelle, "Noon, twelve o'clock."

Michelle received Nina's reply, a smirk playing at the corner of her lips. She had already devised a plan to deal with this.

Meanwhile, Nash was in a good mood. Nina had taken the initiative to invite him out.

It seemed like Nina had never earnestly invited him out before. Was she suddenly enlightened? Did she not want a divorce and plan to return?

He thought that under only one circumstance would Nina's initiative be a good start: if she had realized her mistake and wanted to reconcile.

She had grown accustomed to the life of a wealthy wife. How could she possibly adapt to living in such a small apartment?

Nash pondered whether he should give her a hard time when they met, to let her know that divorcing was easy, but remarrying would be difficult. Then she would understand that no other man would treat her as well as he did, and she would not bring up the idea of divorce again.

Quincy walked in, seeing Nash lost in thought, and knocked on the door. "Mr. York, there's a shareholder meeting this afternoon."

Nash looked up. "Postpone the meeting. I have somewhere to go at noon."

Quincy was somewhat surprised. Today's schedule was quite full, and if he said that, the whole schedule for the day would have to be delayed. "Where are you going?"

corrected himself. "Nina is coming

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his phone aside, relaxing against the back of his chair, a faint smile playing on his lips. "She's the one who

"Congratulations, Mr.

voice chilly. "Don't celebrate too early. I

pursed his lips, saying

for them too. As long as the boss's marriage was happy and fulfilling, he, as the assistant, would have to count his blessings. Only when the boss was happy

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carefully. "What

quickly thought

shouldn't bring up the topic of abortion again. Madam's mood hasn't fully recovered

bring up this matter again,

again. Some things need to be discussed slowly.

furrowed his brows slightly. "Are you saying Nina doesn't trust

"Not enough," Quincy replied.

did not

and asked seriously, "Mr. York, do you really not