CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 429

Nash followed all the way to the operating room, watching as Nina was wheeled inside. He could only stand at the door, his anxiety mounting. He felt as if the weight of the world was pressing down on him.

Suddenly, he remembered something and added, "Save her, and also save her child!"

As Nina disappeared through the door, a sense of darkness enveloped Nash. He stood at the entrance to the operating room, panting heavily. Sweat dripped from his forehead, his chest heaving as he remained rooted in place for a long time. It felt like countless threads were pulling at his heart, making it hard for him to breathe. He felt a bit scared.

Scared that Nina might be in danger.

Scared that if Nina lost the child, she might resent him.

In that moment, he truly felt it. Though he could not accept the child, he was even more afraid of losing Nina.

Nash remained silent, not uttering another word throughout. He was sitting in a nearby chair, his head bowed, his face filled with worry. His palms were sweating profusely.

Quincy hurried over, his phone ringing incessantly. He knew Nash was worried about Nina and did not want to take any calls. But as a subordinate, he still had to report.

"Mr. York, there's a call for you."

Nash did not even glance at the phone. "I’m not answering it," he replied.

Quincy looked at the caller ID but said nothing further, simply hanging up.

Meanwhile, Nash's assistant tried calling him but was promptly hung up on. She had no choice but to inform Miranda, "Miranda, Mr. York isn't taking calls."

Miranda was putting on earrings and replied, "How could that be? He knows he has to attend the premiere, I'm just trying to remind him. Why won't he pick up?"

She had not bothered Nash recently. Previously, he had made himself clear, and she naturally understood when to approach and when to withdraw. She did not want to provoke any feelings of aversion in him.

She could have her assistant make the call, maintaining a distance. Besides, she knew what was most important to Nash.