CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Jamie had been caring for Mrs. Lucas in the hospital for several days.

Mrs. Lucas watched Jamie closely and couldn't help but sigh. "I never realized before..."

Sensing another trip down memory lane, Jamie interrupted with a warm smile. "Mom, let's not dwell on the past, okay? What's important is that you're getting better now." "Alright, alright, I won't bring it up," Mrs. Lucas said with a nod, her eyes glistening as she sipped her warm soup. She couldn't deny how much brighter life had become. Around noon, Ben stopped by. Seeing his wife and mother enjoying each other's company brought a sense of relief to him.

"Well, of course," Mrs. Lucas said with a proud grin. "My daughter-in-law is like a second daughter to me."

Jamie glanced at Ben and smiled. "Don't worry, Mom's recovering well. Just give her a few more days, and she'll be good as new. I've got everything under control." "I know you do." Ben's gaze softened with concern. "Just don't overwork yourself."

Before Jamie could respond, a familiar voice echoed from the doorway. "How's Mrs. Lucas doing today?"

It was Mrs. Hughes, a socialite staying in the VIP suite next door. The floor only had a handful of rooms, so Mrs. Hughes often stopped by for a chat.

in and sit!" Mrs. Lucas greeted her

as

my son," Mrs. Lucas

like a movie star! Have we met before?" Mrs. Hughes asked,

My son has been featured a few times for

course! You're *the* Ben Lucas, the famous attorney. I remember now-what a remarkable young man!" Mrs. Hughes exclaimed, her admiration growing. "Thank you, Mrs. Hughes," Ben

her feet. "I'll

Lucas, sensing the couple wanted a moment alone, simply waved them off

Ben pulled Jamie into a quick hug. "Thank

enough with the mushiness," Jamie said

that caught her off guard. "Now that life has settled down, have you ever thought about pursuing the dreams you didn't get to finish?" Jamie paused, his words stirring something deep inside her. The upheavals in her life had crushed

captivating everyone with her brilliant arguments. The thought of standing tall and debating