CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

The helpers, fearing the situation, hesitated but did their best to push Sally out.

Nina was no longer polite and said, "Whenever Miranda is in trouble, you jump to her defense. You just want me to know she's your daughter and you want to protect her. But remember, you abandoned her once. Now you want to make it up to her? You should consider whether she even wants your help!"

Sally was taken aback, thinking this was still a secret. But realizing Nina already knew, she did not bother hiding it. "Yes, Miranda is my daughter. I've sacrificed so much for the York family. How dare you slander her!"

"I don't slander," Nina replied firmly. "If you want to seek justice for her, take it up with the police, not me. Today, her reputation is ruined. Tomorrow, I'll make sure she's in jail for life!" Turning to the helpers, she added sternly, "Show her out!"

Recognizing Nina's authority, the helpers hurriedly escorted Sally out. Sally, deeply shocked and humiliated, couldn't tolerate the insult any longer.

"Nina, you're a curse. It's either you or me today!" Sally grabbed the two buckets she had brought and opened them, aiming their contents at Nina. Nina smelled the strong odor and turned pale. She couldn't move quickly due to her pregnancy, but a helper jumped in front of her to shield her.

get her out! It's gasoline!" the helper shouted, calling for more

Nina, Sally tried to move closer. Nina, now

moment, security had arrived to restrain Sally. Realizing she was out of time and acting irrationally, she grabbed a lighter and ignited the gasoline. The flames

and

twisted sense of relief, as if the years of suppressed pain within the York family were being released. She laughed maniacally, "Habahaha! I'll burn you and your child alive!

the sheer malice in Sally's eyes, realizing

Put out the fire!"

flames spread quickly, but the villa's advanced fire safety measures kicked in. Fire extinguishers were deployed, and overhead sprinklers

Nina, "I'll burn you to death!

had to protect

her to the full extent of the