CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

"What are you trying to say?" Nina asked.

"To divorce me, you might even lie that the child is Scott's," Nash replied.

Nina could count the times she had lied to Nash on one hand. If it was not necessary, she would not lie to him. And she never claimed the child was Scott's. She never admitted that. Turning to him, she countered, "If it's not Scott's, then could it be yours?"

"Who exactly is Zac?" Nash's expression turned serious. "Nina, is this person real, or did you make him up to provoke me?"

He had searched extensively, investigating everyone she had ever known, but found no trace of anyone named Zac. It could have been a nickname, but even then, there were no leads.

When he pressed her on this, Nina's heart tightened, and she instinctively clenched her fists. Should she keep this secret buried forever?

If he was determined, he might figure it out eventually. Even if she revealed it, it might not matter. If he did not remember, he would forget forever.

Nina decided to tell the truth. "He is real. I didn't lie to you."

Her gaze softened as she looked at Nash, her resistance waning. She continued, "He saved my life. At that time, when he shielded me from an enemy's gun, he became my hero. I don't think I'll ever forget him."

listened, he felt an involuntary surge of anger.

another man only made him

Nina obediently fell silent.

asked, "When were you held hostage? Why don't

he should know. The incident was significant,

not dug deep enough and only extracted

"You didn't know me back then.

"You

must have been a major incident. Such a significant event would have made the news, with photos surfacing. Your family, friends,

I haven't found a single piece of news or evidence

his words. It should not be

continued, his tone deepening. "When you were sixteen or seventeen, you disappeared for

looked at him skeptically, thinking he must have confused her with someone else. "That's impossible.