CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Hearing this, Nash's expression finally changed, the words striking a nerve.

"Do you really have to bring this up?" Nash's tone grew colder.

"I'm saying this to minimize the harm to both of us."

Nash stared at her intensely, struggling to accept what she was saying. He had been trying hard to forget these unpleasant truths, yet she insisted on bringing them up. "Just get rid of the baby," he said.

"I don't want to."

Nash's lips tightened as he took a step back, offering a compromise. "I can give you time to think about it."

Nina looked up at him, her eyes firm. "There is no time left."

Nash pressed further, "Then tell me, whose child is it?"

"It's Zac's."

Nash's fists clenched with veins bulging on his forehead. He asked coldly. "Who is Zac? Does this person even exist, Nina?"

with his. "I've told you before. He's

of heat rushed to Nash's head. He had heard this name countless times, but had never seen any evidence of

voice rose in anger. "What if this person never existed? If Zac is imaginary, how could he be part of your life? Have you been fooled and still

and she looked at Nash in shock. Her innocent eyes were filled with surprise and helplessness, as if striking at

guilt, not wanting to shatter Nina's dreams. If Zac was

don't know," Nash said softly. "I've never met your

palms sweating. Why would he say Zac was

he contradicted himself by saying

"He's... in the military. It's hard for

brows furrowed again. "A

softly. "He's

not shake his suspicion. "What's Zac's full name? I have friends in the military. I can

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