CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

After dinner, the three of them sat around the coffee table, reminiscing about old times. The atmosphere was warm and nostalgic. Nina was reluctant to leave and go to bed, and it wasn't until Julia pretended to be upset that she finally agreed to head to her room.

As she was getting ready for bed, Nina went to the bathroom and suddenly felt that something was wrong. When she looked down, she saw blood.

"Mom! Mom, come quickly!" Nina called out in a panic, completely unsure of what to do and instinctively reaching out for Julia.

Julia rushed over, alarmed at the sight of a few drops of blood on the floor. She quickly helped Nina get dressed and guided her back to bed before calling for Zion at the door. Seeing blood during pregnancy could be serious, and neither Julia nor Zion dared to delay. They immediately took Nina to the hospital.

After a thorough examination, the doctor diagnosed it a threatened miscarriage and recommended that Nina stay in the hospital to rest and take precautions.

Julia was filled with guilt and kept apologizing to Nash.

But it wasn't her fault. Nina's age was a factor, and there were many reasons why a miscarriage could happen. Returning to the countryside might not have been the cause.

Nash understood this and reassured Julia, telling her there was no need to blame herself. It wasn't her fault.

Julia wanted to say more, but Zion reminded her that Nina needed to rest. With a worried look, Julia said her goodbyes.

Nina stared at the ceiling, feeling a wave of fear wash over her. The "what ifs" were too terrifying to contemplate.

Nash held her hands, comforting her. "It's okay now. The doctor said it's not serious. As long as you take care of yourself, everything will be fine."

"I'm sorry, I didn't take good care of our baby," Nina said, tears welling up in her eyes.

Nash pulled her close, kissing her forehead. "It's not your fault. No one could have predicted this. No one is to blame. Just listen to me, don't cry. Our baby is strong and everything will be okay." "Yes, he will be," Nina murmured, looking down at her belly. "Honey, can I hold you while we sleep tonight?"

Nash glanced at the hospital bed, which wasn't very big, and nodded. He drew the bed curtains and carefully wrapped his arms around her as they settled in.

At dawn, Nina was awakened by the smell of breakfast. She opened her eyes and, seeing Nash, lazily reached out her arms.

"I want a hug."

"Of course, coming right up."

Nash set aside the breakfast tray and walked over. He gently lifted her into a sitting position, adjusting the pillows before kissing her forehead.

Nina pouted playfully, "That's not enough."

Nash kissed her again and was about to kiss her lips when a nurse walked in, interrupting the moment.

The nurse cleared her throat, smiling as she teased, "Mrs. York, you're very lucky to have such a loving husband."

Nina smiled back but remained

silent, her intuition telling her that the nurse's intentions weren't entirely innocent. She couldn't be sure what the nurse was up to, but she knew she needed to stay on guard.

"Mr. York, here's today's medication. You'll need to pick up another one from the nurse's station. Both medications should be taken together for the best effect. Just remember, take them half an hour after breakfast," the nurse said, handing him the medication.

As Nash reached out to take it, the nurse subtly brushed his arm, which made Nash visibly uncomfortable. Noticing that the nurse lingered a moment too long, he asked coldly, "Is there anything else?"

"No, that's all. Just don't forget to get the other medication," the nurse replied before leaving. Nash immediately went to wash his hands.

Nina watched silently, already formulating a plan. If someone was trying to make a move on her husband, she needed to come up with a foolproof strategy to deal with it.

After finishing breakfast, Nash went to the nurse's station to pick up the medication. Finding no one there, he was about to leave when he heard voices coming from a room inside.

"Nurse Lisa, I'm here to pick up Nina's medication," Nash announced, using Nina's name to ensure the nurse knew who he was referring to.

"Mr. York, right? The medication is here. You can come in and get it," Lisa replied, not stepping out but instead inviting him inside.