CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Julia was almost driven mad by Lily but her mood lifted, knowing that this couple had a good relationship. As long as her daughter was well, there wasn't much that could trouble her. She also wanted to suppor their relationship, "Nina, Nash only lends a hand because of you. He treats you well, so you should reciprocate and treat Nash better."

Hearing this, Nina glanced at Nash. When did he start pleasing her mother so much to always side with him?

Nash was quite pleased and said to Julia, "Mom, it's because you've been saying good things about me."

Julia smiled and said, "Of course, I'm not blind. I can naturally see your goodness."

Her gaze shifted to Zion.

Zion's gaze was fixed on them, filled with both joy and worry. He was happy that Nina married into a good family without much suffering, but worried about how long they could maintain this and whether his daughter was truly happy.

completed Zion's administrative formalities. He could go home after a week in the hospital, with no major health issues. After chatting for a while, they left. Zion didn't want to delay them, fearing to trouble them, and reminded them

I hadn't found out, I wouldn't have known he endured so much suffering." Nash held Nina's shoulder,

him. The commotion caused by her aunt made her feel ashamed, revealing their family's most impoverished side to him. No matter how many times, she couldn't bring herself to face it and was afraid

but he should be fine now after a few lessons." Nash pursed his lips, hesitant to speak, before finally saying, "As long as I am still your husband in name, I won't stand idly by regarding matters concerning your

well and try to solve all the difficulties around her. However, she joked, "Since

him. Winning over the mother-in-law in this household would win over everyone's hearts. He had put in a lot of effort. Nina could see

rumors lately. Everyone knew Nash had a family but there were rumors about him

previous romantic escapades became even more conspicuous. Taylor even mentioned that people at the company were curious about who Nash's wife was and wanted to organize groups