CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

This engagement party was nothing more than a trap. It was a twisted game Ben was playing for revenge against her. He had known about Winnie's connection to her all along and had orchestrated each move to pull her into his plan. She had no choice.

Jamie was certain of one thing. Ben did not love Winnie.

"Perfect. Tonight, I want to see you at my feet, playing the obedient little dog I need. Don't disappoint me," he sneered, leaning in close, his breath hot against her ear, yet filled with chilling cruelty.

"Don't tell her. I'll do whatever you want," Jamie said, defeated.

Jamie steadied herself and, with shaky steps, forced herself to leave the room. After a moment, she joined Winnie outside.

her. "Jack couldn't get here right away, so I had someone pick up some medicine from the pharmacy. And, Jamie," Winnie continued with a determined look, "later, I'm taking those jewelry pieces to get some cash for Charlie's hospital bills." Each word pierced Jamie's heart like a blade. Winnie was so caring, thinking of Charlie, but all of this was happening because Ben got himself into

dissuade her. "Don't do that. Those pieces are gifts from your fiancé. What would you say if he asked

me, they're mine to decide on. And Jack said we'll get married three months

of jewelry aren't that expensive. Once Jack and I get our paychecks, we can pool some money together and see if we can get Charlie's surgery scheduled a little sooner." Winnie's voice was filled with

her. "Is

directly, But I can sell the jewelry- since it's mine now. After we're married, I'll see if he'd be willing to lend me some money or take

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to have it all mapped out.

landlord wants his place back." Winnie's face brightened. "Of course! We've got plenty of room for you. I'd actually hoped you'd live with me all