CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Although she was young, Hope knew the difference between comfort and hardship.

In this home, even though they weren't her blood relatives, everyone treated her kindly. She felt safe here. She could play in the garden without constantly preparing to flee with her family.

If they sent her back, she would be alone, wandering the streets. She would never see her family again, especially since she hadn't completed her mission.

As despair sank in, Hope pleaded, "I know I was wrong. I won't do it again, I swear. Please, let me stay here. I promise I won't hurt anyone."

She could even accept that Orion might never play with her again, as long as she could stay.

"It's too late for that. I don't believe you," Orion said, moving closer to Nina. Last time, he had pleaded on Hope's behalf. This time, it was the opposite.

parents. "Mom, Dad, please don't let her stay. I'm

and

taking her to the embassy now. What happens after that is no longer our

weren't saints. If Hope had been honest from the start, they would have done everything they could to help her. But Gemma had come so close to death, barely surviving the ordeal. Forgiving Hope now would feel like betraying their own daughter. Hope tried to beg, cry, and resist, but Nina had no patience left. She grabbed Hope, pulled her

leave, despite Quincy's attempts to stop

suitcase. "Quincy, we've known each other for so long. Don't you know

don't say that," Quincy replied, pain evident

this? First, they lost their child, and

should have left the moment