CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1087

"This must be your wife, right? You two really look like a couple. Anyone can see it. No wonder your relationship is so strong," Eugene remarked with a look of admiration, which made Nina think of something immediately.

After placing the fruit basket she brought on the table, she pulled over a wooden stool and sat by the bed.

"Having a good relationship isn’t just about looking like a couple. It’s about truly loving each other. You’re such an outstanding person, Mr. Lowe. I’m sure you’ll find the right girl."

She didn’t name anyone specifically, hoping Eugene would admit his feelings for Zoe on his own.

Eugene wasn’t foolish. He smiled slightly. "I’m afraid I’m not that lucky. I was too competitive when I was younger, and it ruined my luck. Now, it’s time for payback. Maybe I’m destined to grow old alone."

Hearing this, Nina wasn’t sure how to respond. "Is this about the incident at our corporation when you were drugged?"

She didn’t want to dance around the issue with him, nor did she want to say anything false, so she directly brought up the matter.

Eugene glanced at Nash, a bitter smile on his lips.

Nina exchanged a glance with Nash, then sighed.

"Mrs. York, what’s with the sad face? Are you trying to outdo me in feeling miserable? There’s no need for that. You can rest assured. I know this incident must be the talk of the town, but once I’m better, I’ll clear things up. I won’t let Zoe suffer any harm."

"Mr. Lowe, right now the one being harmed is my husband, Nash York. Perhaps you’ve misunderstood."

Nina frowned. "We didn’t drug you, but since it happened at our corporation, we’re responsible. However…"

"Nina, don’t get worked up. That’s not what Mr. Lowe meant." Nash saw the displeasure in Eugene’s eyes and quickly interrupted Nina’s words.

He gently patted her back. "Why don’t you wait for me outside? I’ll talk to Mr. Lowe."

Nina left the hospital room and sat on a bench in the hallway. As she replayed the footage of the shadowy figure in her mind, the more she thought about it, the more familiar the person seemed. But she just couldn’t place them.