CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1741

Karina handed the menu to Wilfred. "Take a look and let me know if there's anything you can't eat."

Wilfred's reply was brief. "No."

Relieved, Karina took the menu back and carefully selected a few dishes she could afford within her current budget. "How about this?" Wilfred glanced at the choices.

His expression was calm as always, but Karina felt a wave of embarrassment wash over her. She couldn't even lift her head. She had invited him out for dinner, confidently saying it was her treat, yet this was all she could afford. "He must think so little of me," she thought.

But before her thoughts could spiral further, Wilfred withdrew his gaze. "This is fine, but you don't need to factor in my preferences so much. Order whatever you like."

Karina flushed, realizing he had seen right through her. She had indeed chosen the dishes based on what she thought he would like.

The food arrived quickly.

Karina, ever attentive, handed Wilfred a set of utensils. "This restaurant has self-serve utensils at the front counter. Here, they've already been sterilized."

Wilfred's brows relaxed slightly as he accepted them.

many in their profession shared. "You're considerate. Thank you," he said, his tone carrying a trace of acknowledgment.

curved subtly

slender figure in the distance. His composed expression shifted

name slipped from Wilfred's lips.

her name, turned

of sight, and for a moment, she was struck by Nina's

with pleasant surprise as she spotted

an easy grace. "What. brings you here? I thought the hospital had you swamped

to Karina, pausing briefly before a knowing look flickered across her face. "So... you're taking

panicked, waving her

like that. I was the one who invited Dr. Wilfred out, but not for that reason.

chuckled softly, her gaze settling

Wilfred unexpectedly looked away, avoiding her eyes-something he had

Nina's lips, her eyes gleaming with quiet

"I know what this is. Isn't this what they call 'pursuit' on TV?" Nina laughed, ruffling his

go, her gaze locked awkwardly