CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1153

The uninvited guest was none other than William's mistress, whom he had been supporting outside the family. Back when William was alive, their lives were filled with material comforts. But now that he was gone, things had drastically changed for the worse. To make matters worse, the mistress, Xena York, was visibly pregnant. Standing beside her were William's son and daughter, and their intentions were clear.

"My beloved man is dead. Even though you didn't kill him directly, he died because of you. Now our entire family's livelihood is in jeopardy!" Xena sobbed, covering her face dramatically.

She also took notice of Nina's slightly swollen belly and raised her voice intentionally, shouting, "You're pregnant too! You should understand how hard it is for a pregnant woman!

"We're barely surviving, that's why we came to you. We have no other way out..."

Xena's cries grew louder, and her children followed suit, wailing alongside her.

Nash instinctively shielded Nina behind him. "Go upstairs, I'll handle this," he said.

Nina held onto Nash's hand. "I'm staying with you."

She wanted to stay by his side, ready to provide some support.

narrowed his eyes at them, his lips slowly curling as he spoke, "William left

and the family gave you so much. Sharing a little money with your real siblings shouldn't be that hard, right?" Nina chuckled softly. "Then provide a paternity test. If you can prove it and meet all the requirements, of

descendants of the York family, and you expect us to settle for a

not just want a

not going to be that

York Corporation needed help, William was busy living a lavish life outside. And his mother,

had built the company into a success, did they really think they could just

Nash's behalf. "When Nash took over York Corporation, William was the one who abandoned his

bringing up the past? By

plopped herself down on the couch, clearly intending to

remained

you, bring us the paternity results. If you're truly the descendants of the York family, let

us a part!"

want more, then we'll handle it according to inheritance

lawyer, Ben, who was Nash's close friend. With no money or influence, they were bound to lose the