CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery
Chapter 809
They were called away early in the morning, giving Nina space to leave.
James's words reminded Nina of the events of last night, making her blush, but she calmly responded, "I slept well, thanks. You guys carry on."
"Sure thing," James replied, not noticing anything unusual.
Even though last night wasn't a dream, not seeing Nash made everything feel surreal. His absence added to her confusion, but she didn't dwell on it. She knew she would be notified when he returned. Nina went to join the women to help them dry the herbs. As she approached, she heard Arin excitedly shouting, "Nina, why are you out so late? Did you sleep in? Mr. Micah is back!"
Arin was thrilled at Micah's return and wanted to see him, saying, "Everyone went to see what treasures Mr. Micah brought back. Let's hurry and go too."
of relief. At least he was safe.
Micah bring gifts every time
in the village adore him. If he doesn't marry, I'd love to marry him when I'm old enough, though
remarked, "He
a remote place seemed unusual for someone who could afford such generosity. Every visit, he brought
at the school, which had been bombed. With help from Nash's men, the villagers and soldiers were rebuilding
village girls, having received their desired gifts, were sharing and laughing joyfully. Nina noticed that the gifts were things they rarely saw but were common to her. There were books, makeup, and more. The boys received various books as
the school near a cliff with a waterfall, dressed in white. His handsome features gave him an
called from
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