CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 348

Recognizing the urgency in Taylor's tone, Nina glanced up at her once more. Taylor's gaze was fixed on Nash's office, suggesting she wanted Nina to go in there.

Normally, Taylor wouldn't drag Nina into office matters unless it was a topic circulating among colleagues. This time, it seemed serious.

In such situations, Nina tended to remain oblivious, which spared her from overthinking and putting herself in tough spot.

Nina remained at her desk, typing away on her computer, and responded casually, "Why would I need to go to his office? I'm hardly in charge of Nash's affairs, am I?"

In reality, Nina wanted to subtly suggest to Taylor not to take office gossip too seriously.

Observing Nina still focused on her computer, indicating no urgency, Taylor felt compelled to continue, "Miranda came over early this morning. Nash asked her to his office, but she hasn't come out yet. Something's definitely up in there."

Taylor did not want Nina kept in the dark. If Nina was just Nash's wife, she should take her rightful position as the legitimate wife and not let other scheming women get ahead.

For Taylor, knowing Nina was Nash's wife brought immense relief. She had previously rooted for them, but the revelation of Nash having a wife had dashed her hopes. Now, with the possibility back on the table, she had to keep a close watch.

She could not let Miranda, that cunning fox, take the spotlight. With her rising star status in the entertainment industry, she was a perfect match for Nash.

Nina casually turned to Taylor and asked, "She showed up this early. Did anyone bring her some tea?"

Taken aback by Nina's nonchalance, Taylor replied, "I don't think... anyone did."

"Then ask Cynthia to go and serve. We need to uphold proper hospitality for our guests; otherwise, others might perceive York Corporation as impolite," Nina stated, keeping the conversation strictly professional.

That was Nina's usual reaction. Others might have reacted differently, perhaps exploding with anger and confronting the third party.