CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1704

Ben had decided to play mysterious, leaving Jamie both curious and secretly overjoyed.

In the end, he hadn't hidden the surprise too deeply.

That night, as Jamie got ready for bed, she found his surprise tucked under her pillow-a photograph.

In the picture, taken at a famous tower overseas, her sister and mother stood together, smiling brightly.

Jamie froze, her eyes instantly welling up with tears. Her voice trembled as she turned to Ben. "How did you find them?"

Ben rested a hand on Jamie's shoulder, pulling her gently into a half-embrace. He was silent for a moment before picking up the photograph. "I didn't find them," he said softly. "To be precise, they found me." He went on to explain.

Yesterday, he had received a letter from overseas.

In today's world of instant communication, handwritten letters were almost unheard of, and this one had taken a long time to arrive. Even if they wanted to fly out to find her family now, it would be nearly impossible. Lowering his gaze, Ben added, "I think they must've remembered your birthday and carefully timed it to send this photo to you."

frame and

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her project proposal

in mind. Wearing her high heels, she strode confidently into Lucas Corporation. "Jamie, how's the project coming along?

inspecting her freshly manicured nails as she added, "It's fine if you don't. I'm not a villain who deliberately

conditions you gave me were meant to

had the upper hand. "If I wanted to make

a deep breath, keeping her composure. "Go on," she said calmly,

preparation hadn't been in vain. Unlike the first time, Jamie didn't let Lila's condescending attitude get under her

sharp and dismissive. Finally, she rolled her eyes. "No matter how look at you, you're nothing compared to Summer. I still don't get how Ben

thought we were here to

arrogance. "I've brought a professional team with

a professional team, why outsource the project in the first place? Did she have nothing

held back from voicing her

to an empty conference

consisted of five people who sat in the audience, their