CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

"You can rest assured, we'll speak to the doctor about the baby," the kind stranger said. Only then did Winnie close her eyes, finally letting herself relax.

Meanwhile, Ben had been sitting alone in the dark for what felt like ages. He had a few drinks, but his mind was only growing sharper and colder with each passing moment. *Knock, knock, knock!*

The sudden noise broke through the silence, echoing sharply in the stillness. His lips curled into a slight smirk. So, she had come after all.

But when he opened the door and saw who it was, the playful smile on his face vanished, replaced by an icy chill.

""Who are you?"

The delivery driver, dressed in his uniform, suddenly felt a shiver run down his spine. He cleared his throat nervously and held up a bag. "Mr. Ben Lucas, right? This is your express delivery."

Ben narrowed his eyes slightly, a flicker of something unreadable crossing his face. "That woman really does have a bit of wit," he muttered to himself. Without saying a word, he took the bag and shut the door in one swift motion.

"There's always another day," he thought.

exhaled sharply, relieved to be away from the

room bustled with activity, the chaos of nurses and

members? Does anyone know her family?" A nurse called out, glancing at the young couple who had brought Winnie

"We found her on the street.

deeply. "Right now, we can only focus on saving her," she said, feeling the weight of the situation. With no family in sight, they would have

care, Winnie's condition finally

see the stark white ceiling above her.

bolted upright, grabbing a nurse's wrist

before realizing it was Winnie. "You're awake! Please, lie back

interrupted her, her voice hoarse and desperate. "Where

hesitated, sympathy softening her tone. "Miss, you were under a lot of stress, and the accident..." She paused, struggling with the words. "The baby didn't make it. But you're still young and you'll

understand!" Winnie screamed, breaking down in

baby. It was her only connection to Ben. Without it, there

fury as a name, Jamie, echoed in her