บททั้งหมดของ CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery: บทที่ 1891 - บทที่ 1900

Whenever Kieran’s sister was mentioned, the entire Stone family would fall into an unspoken silence. Even now, her name was barely uttered. Karina picked at her food during the meal, barely eating, her thoughts miles away. Afterward, she stepped outside with a small bundle of flowers and a candle, placing them on the stone marker in the yard—a quiet tribute. As she lit the candle, someone crouched down beside her. “Let me help,” came a familiar voice. She didn’t need to look up to recognize it—it was Kieran. “About what happened back then…” Karina started, her voice tinged with hesitation. But Kieran interrupted, as if he already knew what she wanted to say. “Let the past stay in the past. I won’t bring it up, and neither should you.” He stared at the flickering candlelight, his tone quiet but firm. “When I was in rehab, I had a lot of time to think. Things weren’t supposed to end up this way.” Who was at fault for how it all turned out? Himself, their parents,

Kieran’s reason for attempting suicide was guilt. He felt it was the only way to atone for his mistakes. Combined with his disability, he believed he had no reason to live anymore. Karina couldn’t hold back her frustration. “You want to end your life because of this? Do you know what I went through? Back then, I worked eight different jobs, trying to stretch twenty-four hours into forty-eight just to make ends meet! “I couldn’t save up any money, and when I got sick, I couldn’t even afford to see a doctor. But I never once thought about giving up! So what right do you have to give up? Wake up!” After venting her anger, Karina felt a sense of relief, while Kieran sat stunned, speechless. His so-called "atonement"—dragging his parents along in a selfish act of escape—wasn’t truly an act of redemption. It was just another form of avoidance. “If you really feel guilty about what you’ve done to me, then live,” Karina continued, her voice calm but firm. “I don’t need you to do

“Terry has been with me for so long. He’s like family to me. I can’t imagine life without him,” Luna Gibson said through her tears, her sorrow overwhelming. Caleb crouched in front of her, his lips pressing into a thin line before he spoke in a hoarse voice. “I’ll help you take care of Terry. Luna, marry me. That man—he’s not coming back.” For years, Caleb had stood by Luna’s side. She had been his senior during their university days, and he had fallen for her instantly. But Luna’s heart belonged to someone else—a man she had loved for as long as Caleb could remember. He had proposed to her several times over the years, always waiting, always hoping. Luna stared at him, stunned. She hadn’t expected Caleb to still hold on after all this time. Caleb’s dark eyes reflected her image as he gazed at her silently. His unwavering sincerity was unmistakable, and while others might not have seen it, Luna knew it better than anyone. Just as she parted her lips to respond, her ph

“What's that supposed to mean, Hunter? Don’t tell me you’re…” Caleb pointed an accusing finger at Hunter, his voice laced with disbelief.Over the years, Caleb had always treated Hunter as a brother. Their banter, even the occasional rumors, had never made him think twice. But now, with Hunter’s words and demeanor, Caleb couldn’t help but feel a hint of suspicion.Before he could finish his thought, Hunter slapped Caleb’s hand away, rolling his eyes. “What kind of nonsense are you spouting now?”Caleb’s frustration boiled over. “What nonsense? I already told you, I don’t want my dad meddling in my life any more than he already has. And here you are, making things worse! Do you have a death wish or something?”Hunter smirked, unbothered. “What’s the big deal? If the situation escalates, then nobody’s going to try setting you up anymore. Problem solved. If we go down, I’ll go down with you. That’s what brothers are for, right?”Caleb’s glare darkened, his patience wearing thin. “You

Luna noticed Caleb, but the one to greet him was Simon. Caleb didn’t respond. His lips pressed into a thin line as his gaze fell on Luna, noticing the faint chill in her eyes as she looked at him. Hunter chuckled lightly. “If we’re all acquaintances, why don’t we set up a gathering and hang out together?” Hunter seemed amused by the situation. This self-proclaimed fiancée of Caleb’s was intriguing, and with more people, things might loosen up and get interesting. Unexpectedly, Caleb replied sternly, “There’s no point. We’re not on the same wavelength. We can’t even find common ground to have fun.” Without waiting for a response, Caleb grabbed Vera’s hand and turned to leave. If not for Luna’s presence, Caleb wouldn’t have touched Vera, let alone held her hand. But seeing Luna’s cold demeanor as she stood beside Simon in a place like this, it was obvious what she was thinking. She believed he was following her on purpose. Why should he let her think so little of him?