CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

When Jamie reflected on how long it had been since she had any time to herself, she felt a pang of realization.

Glancing at Ben beside her, she suddenly understood why he had orchestrated this brief escape.

They stayed an extra day in Bay City before flying back. Ben, though silent about his concerns, clearly couldn't shake his sense of responsibility for the company. Jamie, on the other hand, was preoccupied with thoughts of Linda and Charlie. The moment Charlie saw her, he lit up. "Mommy, you're home!"

He leapt into her arms, causing Jamie to stumble a little as she tried to catch him.

"Charlie, be careful," she said with a laugh. "Mommy can't keep up with you anymore."

Charlie, realizing his mistake, stepped back sheepishly. "I'm sorry, Mommy."

"It's okay, sweetheart. As long as you're healthy and happy, that's all Mommy needs," Jamie reassured him.

After settling back in, Jamie noticed a surprising improvement in Linda's condition. Filled with hope, she took Linda for a thorough checkup.

The doctor delivered promising news. "The damaged areas of the brain are beginning to self-repair. With proper medication and care, there's a chance for significant recovery."

doctor couldn't give a timeline, it was enough

about the past few days,

helper thought for a moment. "Nothing particularly unusual happened. But Mrs. Lewis had frequent nightmares. Whenever she woke up, she'd hold that diamond bracelet

felt a wave of bittersweet emotion. Still, she focused on the positive. It

her with a hesitant

froze, surprised he had picked up on it. "You

Charlie nodded solemnly.

was even more surprised. "Do you think there's something wrong with

really nice to me. She's just... a

planting kisses on his cheek, her voice breaking with emotion. "That's right. Grandma is just

acceptance of Linda's condition came as a pleasant surprise to

easily embrace a family member with

had always

fully understood his grandmother's situation She even fretted about the potential social repercussions if word got out. It was why she had been so cautious,