CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1617

In a company as large as theirs, there weren't many people dressed as sharply as that. At most, there were only two.

Jamie guessed the figure outside the door wasn't Noah.

With a faint smile to her assistant, she said, "It's probably Ben. After all, I'm his secretary. It's only right to support my boss."

The assistant nodded, thinking her reasoning made sense.

Outside, Ben raised an eyebrow, the corners of his lips curling into a satisfied smile before walking away.

After the distinct glimpse of his suit disappeared, Jamie's smile deepened. Saying something like that to make him happy once in a while wouldn't hurt.

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In the blink of an eye, Charlie had already been attending kindergarten for over half a month.

Jamie called his teacher, Miss Georgia, to ask about his behavior at school, only to be met with glowing praise.

"Charlie's mom, you have no idea. Charlie is the easiest child I've ever had to look after. He's just wonderful," Miss Georgia gushed.

recount of Charlie's good behavior, Jamie felt a

was even more well-behaved than

well at school. I'm so proud of you," Jamie said, running her

he shyly mumbled, "I just remembered what Mommy

Jamie's heart melted.

such a sweet and obedient child, especially when he was her own

"Whatever Charlie wants, Mommy will make

to ask for something fun or delicious to eat, but instead, he blinked his big eyes at her and said, "Can Uncle

was a school project meant to

where he is, so I thought maybe Uncle Ben could take his place," Charlie said

pricked Jamie's

was, it was clear he had already started

trembling as she tried to find the words. "Charlie,

wanted to tell him the

phone rang abruptly, cutting through the

You're coming over tonight, right? Great timing! Charlie and I were just talking about making ravioli. Could you bring some ravioli sheets with

patted Charlie's head. "Alright, Uncle Ben will be here later." Charlie bounced with excitement, running off to grab candy from

run off, Jamie felt a pang of

the right time come to tell

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