CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 385

Even Sally could not help but notice that Nina did not return home with Nash. She understood that Nash did not want Nina to witness her unhappy expression or endure any grievances, so he had taken her somewhere else to stay for a while.

However, seeing Nash return home alone for several days without Nina left her perplexed. He had not mentioned Nina either, which worried her.

She had inquired and found out that Nina had not been to the company for many days. Had they had a falling out?

She wanted to ask, but Nash might not disclose everything to her. Especially regarding the matters at Riverside Estate, she could not gather any information.

Ultimately, she was Nash’s mother and the lady of this household. But they just did not listen to her, only to Nash. It left her feeling deeply aggrieved. Nevertheless, the crux of the matter lay in whether there was still a chance between Nash and Nina. She needed to find out.

As Nash headed upstairs, Sally could not hold back. "Not seeing Nina these days, are you having a conflict with her, or have you already divorced?"

If they had indeed divorced, she needed to inform Miranda immediately. This could elevate her status. Miranda was quite something now. If everyone knew that the York family had married a current superstar, it would be splendid.

Nash halted in his tracks. Earlier, he could maintain a facade of composure, but now he responded coldly, "Worry about yourself instead of others, including focusing on your husband!"

This remark hit Sally hard, poking at her sore spot. She wanted to say more, but Nash did not even look back as he went upstairs.

Now he would not even spare her a glance. He still hurt Sally with his words, all for Nina's sake, completely disregarding their mother-son relationship.

Sally felt both angry and resentful, but she had to endure it. After all, it was she who had abandoned him and now sought him back. It was all her own doing.

Nash returned to the bedroom, opening the door to a gust of cold air. It was empty and devoid of Nina's presence.