CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1569

While Charlie was riding the carousel, Jamie found a place to sit and rest.

Ben approached her with a cup of hot milk tea and handed it over. "Here, it's cold. This will warm you up."

Jamie looked at him, puzzled. "Where did you get this?"

Ben gestured toward a diligent staff member working at a nearby stall.

The staff member, spotting them from afar, waved enthusiastically.

Despite the fact that the park was rented out with only three visitors, the worker remained earnestly on duty, a level of dedication that would inspire many employers.

Jamie's lips twitched in amusement as she took the cup. "Thanks."

Ben glanced at her seat, then, surprisingly, sat down right next to her.

Jamie shifted slightly to the side, her face filled with astonishment.

For someone like Ben, with his composed and dignified demeanor, casually sitting down on a random bench seemed completely out of character. It was almost eye-opening to see. "You could've asked one of the staff for a chair, you know."

"This works just fine."

but firm, his short hair casting a shadow over his deep-set eyes. In his relaxed, casual attire, the usual aloofness that kept others at bay was nowhere to be seen. Jamie found herself

met hers, she quickly turned away, pretending she hadn't been

low and teasing, and it sent an unexpected shiver

Jamie's ears flushed red.

time, but his stamina was

put his phone away, said, "Time for lunch. I've already booked a restaurant.

for her response, he reached

for a moment before carefully passing the

draping his jacket over him to

them, and Jamie felt a small, unexpected warmth rise

driver, Jamie stood by the park's entrance, waiting. Her gaze wandered across

eyes dazed and frantic. "I just saw my sister. She was right there, but now

the direction of her trembling hand but

brows furrowed slightly. He couldn't help but think this might be another episode of

cautious, "are you sure you're okay? Did you forget to take

sick!" Jamie's voice rose, frustration and desperation bleeding into it. "I

the disbelief