CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1126

Early in the morning, after the doctor finished his rounds, Orion jumped out of bed, insisting on being discharged.

Pharaoh, feeling helpless, had no choice but to call Nina. After getting her approval, they proceeded with the discharge.

As they stepped out of the hospital, they were suddenly blocked by a group of reporters. One of them pushed a microphone in front of Orion and bluntly asked, "Orion, you’ve missed a few days of the variety show recording. Is it because you were really sick or just being difficult?"

Orion didn't know how to respond and looked up at Pharaoh.

Calm and experienced, Pharaoh picked Orion up and faced the reporters with a smile. "Orion had a cold and fever recently, which is why he missed the recording. But don't worry, he's recovering well, and after a couple of days of rest, he'll be back on the show."

"Just a cold and fever? Does he really need two more days of rest? And who are you to him? Isn't his mother supposed to be his guardian?" The reporter persisted, clearly trying to dig up something negative.

Before Pharaoh could answer, Nina arrived and quickly had the bodyguards escort the two of them to the car. She then turned to the reporter with a stern expression. "Which media outlet do you work for? Or are you from a TV station?"

Sensing the tension, the reporter quickly backtracked, "Our interview is done for today. Let's leave it at that." But Nina wasn't about to let them off so easily. With a simple look, her bodyguards blocked their escape.

Realizing they were cornered, the reporter angrily cursed and instructed the cameraman to start recording, intending to broadcast live and accuse Orion of being difficult.

Nina smiled faintly and approached the reporter, whispering, "You probably don’t know who Orion's father is, do you? His last name is York, and his name is Nash York."

Nash York. The reporter's face fell, realizing the gravity of the situation, but before she could react, her colleague advised her to be cautious, reminding her of Nash’s influence.