CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 165

The faces of both families were filled with shocked expressions. Sally looked at the young girl in front of her, struggling to comprehend what she had just heard. She sought clarification, "What did you just say? Are you saying that you're pregnant with my son's child?"

Linda, feeling a bit uneasy, was uncertain about the consequences of her words. However, she took the risk and nodded, "Yes... I am carrying Mr. York's child!"

This time, everyone heard her clearly. She was pregnant with Nash's child.

Zion and Julia were momentarily stunned, their expressions turning sour. They hadn't expected Nash to have a child outside of their family. They couldn't help but worry about their daughter's situation within the York family.

Sally, on the other hand, was pleased. Although the child wasn't Miranda's, as long as it wasn't Nina's, it was good news. This child would carry the York family's bloodline.

Miranda was weak, and if she couldn't conceive, it was their last option.

"Really?" Sally's expression changed, and she smiled as she asked, "How many months pregnant are you?"

Seeing Sally's smile, Linda was taken aback by her interest in her unborn child. It seemed easier than she had anticipated, maybe requiring less time to be accepted. If she could be accepted, did that mean she could become part of the York family? It was good news for Linda.

Feeling more at ease, Linda replied, "Just over a month..."

"No wonder you're not showing much. Only a little over a month. You should have been more cautious during the first three months. Nash never mentioned it to me!" Sally warmly held Linda's hand.

Nash's face darkened at Sally's words, and he said, "It's too early to jump to conclusions."

What Sally needed was a woman who could embarrass Nina, and if a child appeared, even better. She was more inclined to believe and support Linda, and said, "Nash, how could a girl joke about her own reputation? Did you have any involvement with her?"

Nash pursed his lips. Despite evidence showing Linda had been in his room, his intuition told him it wasn't her. He had people check, but there was no surveillance footage. It was all too vague, conveniently fitting into a particular time frame.