CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1844

Her eyes turned redder, tears stubbornly welling up as if refusing to fall.

Karina, watching the girl's pained struggle, felt a pang of sympathy. She was about to say something to console her when Wilfred gently pulled her behind him, shielding her once more.

His gaze remained cold, but his tone carried an unmistakable impatience. "That's enough. This ends here. Don't come bothering us again."

The girl froze as if struck by his blunt and merciless words. Her body trembled, and at last, the tears spilled over, rolling down her cheeks and hitting the ground in heavy drops.

She opened her mouth, managing to squeeze out a broken, choked whisper: "I... I just..." But the rest of her words were swallowed by the overwhelming tide of her emotions, dissolving into silence. Wilfred frowned slightly but didn't respond further. He simply took Karina's hand and turned to leave.

Just as they were about to walk away, the girl suddenly shouted hysterically, "Wilfred, I've liked you for so long! Ever since you first spoke to me so gently, asking about my condition with such patience, I've been falling for you. I worked so hard to recover, just hoping for the chance to stand beside you. But ever since she appeared, everything has changed!"

only see you as a patient-nothing more. My heart already belongs to someone else, and you should have

shutting tightly as fresh tears streamed

she opened

Qu'

to the ground, Burying her head in her hands as her body shook with

her sleeve Pain lingered in her eyes, but it was now mixed with a trace of resolution. Clenching her teeth she turned

of the busy

into the distance. Worry filled her chest, and before she could think, she pulled her hand from Wilfred's grasp and moved to follow. Wilfred grabbed her arm, frowning in confusion. "What are you doing? After the way she just acted, why are you still concerned about

something reckless. She was so emotional just now.

a long sigh, glancing in the direction the girl had gone. After a moment of silence, he said,

two quickened their pace, weaving through the crowd in search of