CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery
Chapter 541
Miranda saw Nash through the glass window. He looked like he was barely hanging on.
She grabbed the man in the camouflage uniform, her eyes red with anxiety. "How is he? Is he seriously injured? How did he get hurt so badly, and when will he wake up?"
"I don't know," the man in the camouflage uniform replied. "But miss, this is a quiet zone. If you want to wait for Captain York to wake up, you need to do so quietly."
"How did he get hurt and end up in the ICU?" Miranda said anxiously. "Will he die?"
She was clearly frightened.
Yvonne, seeing her panic, could not help but say, "Why is she so worked up? She's not his wife! And how does she know Nash was injured? Could she be the one behind your kidnapping?" Nina had already suspected something when Miranda asked about Nash. It had only been a few hours since he was shot and admitted to the ICU, and no one had been informed.
How did Miranda know?
Unless she was in cahoots with them.
shocked.
up, her
pacing anxiously, and when she saw Nina, she immediately blamed her for everything. "Is it you? Nash must have gotten hurt because of you. You're a jinx,
Miranda's accusations, Nina calmly asked, "How did you know Nash was
Miranda's expression stiffened, and
to make excuses, "Why wouldn't know? I was looking for Nash. He's been gone for days. I
to know. I suspect you have inside information. Could
ridiculous!"
she tried
"Why
accuse me without evidence that's slander. I'm a big star now and
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