CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1431

Nina respected their decision completely. It was their life, and they should be the ones to decide. As his sister, the best she could do was be there to comfort them during hard times. After a few more words, Nina shared the news about Pharaoh with Micah. "Dad was just diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer."

Micah froze. "How could that happen?" he murmured, stunned. When Pharaoh left the country, he had been in good health, and now, in such a short time, it was late-stage cancer.

Nina wished it weren't true either, but the official report from a top-tier hospital left no room for doubt. "Dad initially wanted to skip treatment and just take some medication, but I managed to convince him otherwise," she said, hoping Micah would come see their father.

After all, they were father and son by blood. Even though Pharaoh would not say it outright, Nina was certain he missed his son deeply. Still, given Micah's current situation, she hesitated to ask him to come back.

Micah then spoke up, "Can you take care of him for now? I'll wrap up my tasks here as quickly as possible and get over there."

"Take your time," Nina assured him. "His condition is stable, and the doctors said that with regular treatment, he should have decent results."

finalizing his work and then headed straight to the hospital. When he arrived, he found Freya standing by the window, watching children playing below. She was silently crying. "When will I be able to

entered, holding a bag of her

clean containers.

his voice,

Now that you finally have a little time, let's just sit and talk for a bit. You don't have to

still make time for her only made it harder. Micah, too, was feeling the weight of it all. Between official duties, daily responsibilities, and finding time to be with

slicing some fruit," he said with a smile, handing her a fork. "Come on, let's eat a little together." With him by her side, Freya's mood lifted, and she ate a few pieces of

to finish up my work over the next couple of days so I can go back home to see my father," Micah said, broaching the subject. "He's diagnosed with late-stage

understood; they both did. With late-stage cancer, even the best treatments could only do so much. As his

and we'd need several days there," she said, a hint of