CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

The car skidded to a halt, narrowly avoiding disaster.

Before the stunned driver could process what had just happened, a large, out-of-control truck barreled through the intersection ahead.

The truck was moving too fast to stop, flipping over and sliding across the road, smashing into several vehicles in its path.

The screeching metal and shattering glass filled the air, leaving the driver visibly shaken. Had it not been for Jamie's timely warning, the consequences could have been catastrophic.

Ben frowned and glanced at Jamie, who was pale with fear. He wanted to ask her something but knew now wasn't the time. "Turn around and take another route," he instructed the driver. It took a moment for the driver to regain his composure before restarting the car and pulling away.

Not long after they left, the scene was surrounded by police vehicles. Traffic on that road came to a standstill as officers began redirecting cars.

The drive home was smooth, but this time the driver was hyper-alert, unwilling to take any chances. Thankfully, they encountered no further incidents.

Back at home, Jamie was relieved that Charlie had been asleep throughout the ordeal. At least he hadn't witnessed the terrifying scene. It would have been too much for a child's mind to handle. Her own heart was still racing as she carried Charlie to his bed, tucked him in, and quietly closed the door.

herself a glass of water, and sat down. "That accident wasn't random. It was aimed at us," she said

Ben's eyes narrowed.

appeared. "I happened to glance at this text and it said there would be an out-of-control

her number. I've tried contacting her multiple times

she spoke. She hadn't seen Winnie in so long, didn't

to know how Winnie was

eyes, Ben immediately understood that she was thinking about Winnie again. He reached out and held her hand gently. "Don't think about it too much. If she was able to send you that text, it means she's safe for now." Jamie found some comfort in

new worry which was the person lurking in the

was, they had targeted them multiple times. What was

equally concerned. But more than worrying about himself, his fear was

firmly. "Why don't you move in with me? That way, I can look after you and

"But-"

"Charlie's safety comes first."

tone cut off any further argument. Jamie hesitated, her thoughts conflicted. On one hand, she wanted to refuse, but on the other, she knew he was right. When it came to Charlie's safety,