CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

"Alright, I promise. Stay home and be good, I'll be back soon," Nina waved to Orion, then slipped on her sneakers and headed out. She grabbed a car from the garage and quickly drove toward the company.

As she passed through a busy intersection, she didn't notice the car that had started trailing her, maintaining a steady distance. Soon, she pulled up outside the company building. The receptionist recognized her and greeted her warmly, "Hello, Mrs. York." "Hello. You go ahead, don't mind me," Nina replied, quickening her pace. She took the private elevator up to the top-floor conference room and handed the file over to Nash.

They didn't say much to each other in front of everyone, but after all these years, a single glance was all it took to understand one another. It was a little secret between them.

As she was leaving, Nina ran into Nash's new assistant, and they exchanged a quick hello. Not giving it much thought, she headed over to the nearby mall, planning to pick up some fast food and maybe grab a new toy for Orion.

was the weekend, the fast-food spot was packed with families and kids, which meant slower service. When Nina placed her order, the cashier said, "Sorry, ma'am, we're out of fried chicken right now. We're making more, but it'll be about twenty

only liked it from here. Not

news on her phone. But she soon felt a strange sensation, as if someone was

looked up and

her. No one seemed out of place, but the feeling lingered. Women's intuition was rarely wrong, and her professional background had sharpened her sense of

She noticed a car

deliberately took a as detour. The car stayed close, and she passed