CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Nina could feel Orion gently tugging at her hand. He wanted her to keep him.

"If that's the case, we'll prepare the necessary documents for you. If his family doesn't come forward, you can take him back to register for school in our country." "Alright."

Nina nodded and waited at the embassy with Orion. The paperwork took only a few minutes. As they stepped out of the embassy, the sunlight cast long shadows of their intertwined figures on the ground.

For a moment, Nina felt a pang of longing. If her own son were here, she would be holding his hand just like this.

And her son would be around Orion's age now.

Thinking of her child, a wave of sadness washed over her. Even now, Nash still had not told her where their child was. Unable to contain herself, she called Nash.

The phone rang for a long time, and just as Nina thought no one would answer, she heard Nash's voice.

"Nina."

name. Clearly, he could take her calls, but since that day, he had not said a

and I shouldn't be angry with you. But you need to tell me where our child is. I'm his mother and I have the right to know." She had only seen her child once, briefly, and then never again. She wanted to adopt Orion because, as a mother, she felt for these children with nowhere

you're doing

that

answer,

in Nina's ear, and she felt a surge of anger. Every time, at the critical moment, the call was cut off. Every time,

to rely on Nash anymore. She would

of Nina's plan to adopt Orion and her investigation into Nash's and

serious tone, "You don't need to do all this on your own. I'm here for you. If you're worried about owing me, haven't we already

always been

meant, but she preferred to handle it herself. After all, anyone could leave, but she could