Chapter 15
Nancy was engulfed by a chilling emptiness, as if her heart had been violently ripped out, leaving a deep ache that threatened to overwhelm her.
Hayley was pregnant!
Deep down, Nancy had anticipated this day, yet the reality of it cut deep.
She watched Cyrus tenderly support Hayley, his eyes filled with unprecedented concern and fear, terrified of any harm befalling her.
Attempting to lighten the mood, Hayley chuckled, "Cyrus, don't be so overprotective. I'm not that weak..." Visibly annoyed, Cyrus retorted, "How can you say that? You're carrying our future now."
As Hayley basked in the sweetness of Cyrus' words, her gaze inadvertently caught Nancy standing not
too far away, causing her smile to falter instantly, "Mrs. Gordon, what brings you here?"
gaze only to find Nancy looking pale and frail, her eyes devoid of their
rushed over. "Nancy, when did you
informed Cyrus of her awakening, would she
settling on Cyrus again. "Aren't you going
under our label, pregnant with Norton's child. Norton couldn't
child, huh? Was
calm, her face giving nothing away as she said, "Is
and his
and smirked, "Mrs. Gordon, you and Mr. Gordon
you think it's time
sting at Hayley's insinuation but remained
long have you known about the pregnancy, Ms.
can climb their ranks
month now. Marrying into the Patel family doesn't matter much to me as
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