CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 232

Her actions were too intense, which made Nash could not help but feel puzzled. "What's wrong?" he asked.

Nina was a bit flustered, her hand instinctively caressing her stomach. Had her stomach gotten slightly bigger? It was not time for that yet.

As Nina locked eyes with Nash, she saw his suspicious gaze upon her, which made her even more nervous. She said, "Maybe I ate too much. I want to sleep early. Let's go to bed."

After speaking, Nina lay down, closing her eyes, not wanting to face Nash's questioning.

Nash looked at her, then glanced at her voluptuous figure. Indeed, she looked much better than before when she was thinner. But Nina's reaction was significant, casting doubt on him again.

Nina had become different from before. But now, she was different in too many ways. For instance, she was not as devoted to him, wanted a divorce, and even considered quitting her job.

It seemed like, in the blink of an eye, she had changed completely. It was really something he was not used to.

Nash also lay down, his arm around Nina. He found it quite comfortable to hold her like this, and it helped him sleep a little more soundly. Perhaps he could not do without her in his life after all.

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Nina got up very early. She really wanted to go to the company. She had been thinking about resigning, but she did not expect that one day the company would become the most relaxing place for her.

She walked with Nash and sat in the car together. Luckily, Nash was a person who separated work from personal matters. He would not deal with personal matters during work hours, nor would he bother her.

Nina returned to her desk, took the resumes she had organized yesterday, and went to attend the interview meeting. Among thousands of resumes, she only selected twenty people.

"Nina, are you really resigning?" When Taylor heard this news, she was still very shocked.

Ultimately, she selected a young woman who had recently graduated. She had a pleasant demeanor, was intelligent, and demonstrated strong adaptability—attributes that aligned well with Nash's needs.

"Nina." The newly hired girl, with her hair tied back in a ponytail and wearing a uniform, stood respectfully beside Nina, offering a slight smile. "I'll do my best. Please mentor me in the future."

"Your name is Serene Cook, right?" Nina looked at her.

"Yes," Serene replied.

"Take a look at these materials first. Later, I'll take you to meet Mr. York." Nina recorded some of Nash's habits and preferences, as well as other miscellaneous matters, in a notebook for Serene to peruse. She hoped Serene would not disappoint her.

"Okay." Serene was still obedient, jotting down the contents of the notebook. However, halfway through, she suddenly looked up. "Nina, did you make a mistake here?"