CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Orion didn't know what was wrong with Nina, so he quietly asked, "Mom, are you not feeling well?"

Nina pinched his little cheek and smiled. "Orion, you're so thoughtful, always worrying about Mom. But I'm fine, don't worry. What about you, Orion? Do you want to go home now or stay and watch the rest of the competition?"

He glanced toward the field and, after a moment of silence, whispered, "I think I'll stay and watch the rest. The teacher said winning isn't the most important thing. It's about participating. Mom, aren't you supposed to make that royal feast later? I can help you." Nina was overjoyed and planted a big kiss on his cheek. "That would be wonderful! I'll be counting on you, my little helper, Orion."

"Got it! I promise I'll be the best helper ever," Orion declared, raising his hand as if making a solemn vow. He had already forgotten the pain in his leg.

With the medicine kicking in, the pain was gradually fading, and Orion had returned to his usual lively self, shaking off the earlier scare.

Orion had originally been signed up for the ball-bouncing competition, but Nina had the teacher cancel all his events due to his injury. To her, nothing was more important than his health, especially not a field day that wasn't worth all the stress.

"Go, Ruth! Everyone, let's cheer for Ruth!" came Madison's call from afar. The other parents reluctantly waved their flags, half-heartedly joining in the cheer.

shouting loudly, "Go, Ruth!

him. That quick look was all it took. She missed the ball,

chased after it, her little legs moving fast. But in her haste, she accidentally stepped on the ball and fell face-first into the

want this bad ball anymore!" Ruth

her, angrily hitting the ball alongside her daughter. The other parents were stunned and began whispering to each other about her

Hearing the murmurs, Madison

you know? None of your kids are as exceptional as my Ruth! You-your child can't even draw a circle. And you completely

you, so

the best. Who are you to criticize them?" another parent

turned against her, Madison realized she couldn't win this argument alone.

your fault! Why did you

you even know what you're doing? If it weren't for you, she wouldn't have been distracted, wouldn't have chased