CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 462

"Nash." In the midst of the dispute with Zoe, Sally noticed his presence, and she was taken aback.

Nina also glanced over and saw Nash's figure standing behind them. His expression was indifferent, seemingly unsurprised by their arguments.

Instead, he accepted the fact calmly.

Zoe was shocked to see Nash's gaze. In that moment, she regretted blurting out that he was not Sally’s biological son. It was undoubtedly a blow to him.

Distracted, her gaze remained fixed on Nash. "Nash..."

Nash remained silent. He knew they were at the cemetery and came over out of concern that something might happen.

Sally, infuriated, exclaimed, "Zoe, what are you saying? You're intentionally making things difficult for me. You're truly despicable!" With force, she shoved Zoe.

Zoe focused her attention on Nash so she became less hostile. She withdrew her claws, her mind preoccupied with the possibility of causing him harm. Unaware of Sally's action, she was suddenly pushed down the steps.

Nina, still reeling from the revelation that Nash was not Sally's biological son, watched in shock as Zoe tumbled down the stairs. She watched in shock and cried out, "Aunt Zoe!"

All eyes turned to her. Even Nash's face betrayed a hint of fearful concern.

Zoe rolled down several steps, sustaining scrapes and bruises, with the most severe injuries on her head. Nina was the first to reach her, hesitant to move her but calling out in worry, "Aunt Zoe, wake up!"

Zoe had completely lost consciousness.

At this moment, Sally was filled with apprehension. Zoe's revelation and Nash hearing it firsthand had shaken her to the core.

Nash glanced at her coldly and asked, "Is there anything else now?"

Her heart sank and she tried to explain, "Don't listen to Zoe's nonsense. She's intentionally making things difficult for us. She..."

"I remember clearly that the person who brought me up was my aunt, not you."

Nash's words pierced through Sally's defenses, and tears welled up in her eyes. "It's not like that. It's all because of your father. Even if I brought you back, he still didn't appreciate it. I had no choice. I've lived in the York family, and it hasn't been easy for me either. You should understand, Nash. I didn't mean any harm when you were young."

Nash remained indifferent to her words. Instead, he scoffed, "I was just a tool for you to salvage your marriage. Since he didn't appreciate it, I became useless to you."