CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 25

Chapter 25

Thinking about the grievances she had endured, Nina cried even harder. Her tears attracted onlookers.

“Hey buddy, did you upset your girlfriend? Look at her crying like that, she must have been really upset!” A passerby couldn’t help but comment upon seeing the situation.

Nash didn’t want to deal with this in

public. He had never encountered such a situation before. “She’s just throwing a tantrum. She’ll be fine in a while,” he said.

He tried to pick up Nina to take her away, but she clung to him like an eel, crying loudly.

“Patience is key when coaxing your girlfriend,” another passerby advised. ” You must have upset her for her to refuse to leave with you. No girl gets angry for no reason.”

Nash had no idea why she was angry. He wasn’t even angry himself, so where was her temper coming from? But seeing her cry so much, he didn’t know what to say.

Nash got a headache. He had never comforted a woman like this before, feeling awkward and helpless. It was even harder than negotiating a business deal. ” Nina, how can I make you not angry?” he asked.

Nina lifted her head, seeing Nash bowing his head. She opened her arms. “Carry me, and I’ll tell you.”

“I told you, your girlfriend is upset,” the passerby chuckled.

Although Nash didn’t quite understand, he complied with Nina’s request,

squatting down and carrying her on his back.

Nina leaned against his shoulder, tears still streaming down her face and dripping onto Nash’s neck.

He said, “Stop crying. You’re a grown woman but still crying like a child.”

“If you didn’t upset me, why would I cry? ” Nina muttered into his shoulder.

Nash remained silent.

Nina seemed half drunk, half awake, her hands tightly wrapped around his neck. ” Nash, this is the first time you’ve carried me.”

“Yeah.”

“Weren’t you supposed to be with

Miranda? Why did you come find me?”

“I was worried you might be at a disadvantage.”

Nina chuckled bitterly. “Well, at least

having you carry me all this way is not for a loss.”

“Do you like it?” Nash asked.