CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery
Chapter 1456
Chapter 1456
Ben had said he would come tonight, and he would keep his word.
Finally, a knock echoed from outside her door.
Jamie hesitated.
She had locked the door. Maybe if she stayed in bed and pretended to be asleep, she could avoid this ordeal tonight. She would deal with the consequences of facing him tomorrow.
But then her phone buzzed loudly, jarring in the quiet room.
The knocking grew louder.
She picked up her phone, and there was a message from Ben. "I know you're not asleep. Either come over here and open the door, or I'll keep knocking until I wake up Winnie. Let's have her come in and watch the show."
Her heart sank. Just what kind of person would force her sister to witness something like that? It was beyond cruel.
rushed to the door, tears streaming down her face. "Stop knocking,
to be asleep just a moment ago?" Ben taunted, taking his time. Standing in the doorway, he reached out and grasped her neck, his tone low and mocking. "How about
he dragged her down the hall to the bedroom door next to Winnie's and pushed
her sleeping sister on the other side. The humiliation was
breaking as she lowered her
to break her pride, to
ignorance, even though they both knew perfectly well. "Say it clearly," he pressed. "After all this time apart, do you really think
word was caught in her
she bit her lip, her
flushed
with humiliation, as fresh
tears hit the floor.
SV
waited, content to stand there, savoring
called from the
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