CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

The person exchanged a few words with Nina, seeming quite familiar. Nash vaguely remembered him. He was probably someone from his company. After Nina left, he was rummaging through the trash can. Nash furrowed his brows at his behavior, but only he knew the exact truth!

Mike was rushing to finish his programming tasks. In a company as large as the York Corporation, the competition was fierce. Back in his previous job at a smaller company, he was a big shot. But here, there were over a dozen programmers with similar skills and ambitions.

To climb up the ladder, he had to stand out. Leaving his former employer with high hopes, he could not afford to slack off, pushing himself hard to meet deadlines. He barely had time for meals, hastily nibbling on a piece of bread to stave off hunger.

Just then, with a piece of bread in his hand, Mike felt a crowd gathering around him. He looked up and nearly jumped in surprise, almost dropping his bread. "Mr. York!"

Nash's imposing figure stood before him, exuding immense pressure. Mike immediately stood up. "Mr. York, is there something I can help you with?"

Nash scrutinized the young man before him, whose age was similar to Nina's. He asked in a subdued tone, "Are you Mike?"

"Yes," Mike replied, unsure why Nash had sought him out. He added nervously, "I... haven't done anything wrong, have I?" He had joined York Corporation with enthusiasm, and being dismissed now would be a devastating blow.

Nash remained silent, leading the way to the general manager's office. The manager urged Mike, "What are you waiting for? Go in."

the office, feeling the

he knew enough about his character and demeanor to feel a palpable

sat casually on the sofa with his gaze fixed on

was Nina's college classmate. I

Nina doing at the

moment. Did the boss really

hospital visit seemed unusual. Under Nash's intense scrutiny, Mike dared not say much, but the question

encountering Nina at

truth, "Nina is pregnant. She's

handsome face, which had been gradually calming, took on an ominous expression. His eyes became piercing, as if he were about to strike, and the air around them seemed to