CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

"It's not as simple as that," Nina gently but firmly corrected him. "By actively undergoing treatment, even if a full recovery isn't possible, it'll at least ease the pain and extend your life. You know enough about medicine to understand this, don't you?" She had a good guess about what was really holding him back and got straight to the point. "Is it because you think chemo will make you lose your hair and look different, so you don't want to go through it?"

Pharaoh nodded. He wanted to leave this world with dignity, not as a shadow of his former self that might scare the kids.

"Oh, come on," Nina said, half-amused, half-exasperated. "You're not a young guy anymore. What's with the vanity? A little hair loss isn't the end of the world. When people get older, they naturally lose hair! Look at all the grandpas out there. They're healthy as an ox, but barely a strand left on their heads."

"Losing some hair and going completely bald are two very different things," Pharaoh grumbled, instinctively touching his thinning scalp.

bald felt unbearable. And chemo would

family like most kids, with grandparents on both sides. It's just you and us. You've seen how much they adore you. If

even

at her, his gaze softening. "You really want

life was Nina, yet here she was, wanting him to stay. Hearing it felt like a blessing

I didn't care, I could have ignored it all. But I didn't because I don't want to lose you. I'm a mom now, but I'm

He had made peace with letting go, but truly, who wanted to leave if they didn't have to? And with everything Nina