CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Freya lowered her head, feeling a wave of sadness. Earlier, she had hoped that once things settled down, she could rest more and start prenatal bonding activities for the baby. But that dream was no longer possible. "Freya? What's on your mind?" Micah noticed her expression and gently asked.

Freya shook her head. "It's nothing. You should get back to work. I'll be fine on my own."

She held back her tears while he was with her, not wanting to burden him with her sorrow. Once he left, she could finally let herself grieve.

"I'll stay a bit longer," Micah said, unwilling to leave her alone.

could at least offer comfort. Freya saw through his gentle attempt to comfort her and smiled softly. "I

wrapping an arm around her. "I'm just worried you're keeping things to yourself. I don't want

"Micah," she said, "as long as you're here, I'm okay. I believe we'll have another chance. Our baby

was painful, but they couldn't live in sorrow forever. She had Micah by her side, and that was more than enough. Surety, their child wouldn't want them to be lost

words. He believed they would have their

and could use a nap," Freya suggested, slipping off her outer layer and lying back. She nestled close, and soon they were both sound asleep, wrapped in each other's

was the first restful sleep they had in days. When Micah woke, night had fallen, and the room was dark. "You're awake?" Freya murmured sleepily, stirring beside him. She began to sit up, but