CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Hope quickly stashed the bottle back in her bag and settled on the floor, trying to look casual.

"Hope, what were you doing?" Orion asked as he came over, ready to play.

Hope, still just a six-year-old, wasn't exactly skilled at hiding her emotions. She avoided looking him in the eye, turning her head away. "Nothing. I'm just a little sleepy and thought I'd rest," she mumbled, closing her eyes. Orion shrugged, sitting beside her. "Okay, go ahead and nap. Where's Mrs. Watson?"

"She went to get some dessert. I was hungry," Hope replied, pulling a blanket over her face.

Orion adored his little sister. If he ever found out that Hope had done something to hurt her, he would never speak to her again. But she felt like she had no choice. If she didn't do this, she might never see her own family again. After all, she hadn't done anything to hurt Orion's parents, and she hadn't harmed him either. As for his sister, she was just a baby, too young to even talk yet. Besides, if something happened, they could always have another child. A few minutes later, Mrs. Watson returned with freshly baked custard tarts.

now. She can have one when she wakes up," Orion whispered, not wanting to disturb her. Mrs. Watson nodded and set

hours, Orion was engrossed in his book, while Hope, initially

Watson noticed that Gemma hadn't woken up all day, which seemed t She walked

looked up, alarmed. "What's wrong with my

of panic. He couldn't care less that Hope was

here for a moment, Orion. I need

have been manageable, but for Gemma, so small and fragile,

caught the attention of Nash and Nina, who rushed downstairs in a hurry. Nash grabbed the car keys and to the