CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

"Yvonne, please, don't scare me." Joe hesitated as he reached for her hand, afraid that he might frighten her, and pulled back.

Yvonne giggled absentmindedly. "I'm not Yvonne. I'm Little Sister." She got out of bed and wandered over to the couch.

She picked up a cup of water from the table, not even aware of how long it had been sitting there or who had drunk from it. Joe hurried over and snatched the cup away. Yvonne looked up at him, her eyes brimming with tears.

Joe quickly fetched a fresh cup, his voice soft and soothing. "Here, take this. You want some water, right? I'll pour it for you."

"Water, I want water," she said in a childlike tone, completely unaware of how deeply it pained Joe to see her like this.

The sight of her, so lost and broken, made his chest ache. He regretted not stopping Winona when he had the chance. He blamed himself for what had happened to Yvonne. Gently brushing her hair from her forehead, a thought began to form in Joe's mind. He wanted to keep Yvonne by his side.

take Yvonne away before Nina could intervene. But

Seeing the evaluation report

enough already? Now you want to keep her close? Are you out of your mind?" Nina's anger flared, though her own condition made her hold back. If not for her pregnancy, she might

again, desperate to deny what was right in front of him. The words stared back at him. Yvonne had lost her mind, shattered by

her voice dripping with sarcasm. "Don't act like the hero now. If you'd let her go sooner,

him down. But the more he said it, the heavier it felt, especially under the scorn in Nina's eyes. At that moment, he realized just how pathetic he had become, a foot who

scoffing, "Don't even bother. Yvonne's my responsibility now. I'll be the one

York, look at yourself. You can't even take care of yourself, let alone Yvonne." Joe's words stung, and he

Nina's mobility had worsened. She had even arrived in a wheelchair today. She wasn't

Clearing her throat, Nina replied calmly, "I can hire help. Whatever

down. "You think I can't hire people too? But this isn't about that. Taking care of her personally