Ceo's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Novels & Stories

another announcement that created a furor. "Yes, my wife is already six months pregnant with a twin" For the first time since the start of the event, Xander gave out a genuine and tender smile. For a while, there was an eerie silence. Everyone seemed to be gauging the truthfulness of the CEO's statement. They are waiting that he would amend it as a joke. But after a long while, no amendment was done. "Wow, congratulations to you both, CEO Wright" Amidst the surprise the announcement had brought about, everyone uttered their congratulation.

That after two years of struggling to get pregnant, I finally had a baby growing in my stomach. “I still can’t believe this,” I said again, feeling the back of my eyes start to sting. I tried desperately to hold back the tears. “Believe it, Cara, because I have the test right here,” Doctor Mary said, holding up a piece of paper. “And believe me, Cara, no one deserves this more than you.”

"The good news, is Mrs CEO is pregnant, sir. From my observations, she is one week pregnant, her fall was due to the amount of work she's been doing lately and a migraine headache she had, right now she needs maximum rest. Do see to that and take care of her CEO Kay," "Wait. My wife is pregnant? Are you sure this is not some prank doctor? I wouldn't like it that way," Kay said in excited confusion. "This is very true sir, Mrs CEO is one week pregnant and she needs rest. I will write down further instructions she should adhere to," "Wow," Kay said laughing, he kissed her face happily that she blinked her eyes, and then he stopped, walking out of the room quietly with the doctor behind him. "I

Lawrence stared at the test with an expression I couldn't decipher. It was as though disbelief had taken over his face. My stomach twisted like I was on a rollercoaster about to drop as he turned the test toward me. On the little screen, the words were unmistakable: "Pregnant 3+" My hands flew to my head, and my eyes filled with tears. Without a word, I sank to the floor and started sobbing. "My little bean is already heading to kindergarten and I didn't even know," I wailed hysterically.

I just knelt down on the floor and was shaking and shading tears like a baby that they just gave birth to. “Mummy… Mummy I have make a very big mistake,” I cried and laid my head on her laps. She held my shoulder, she was already afraid . “Talk to me.what happened?Did they sack you? Or did any other thing happen ? Talk and stop keep me in suspense!!” I handed her the pregnancy test results that doctors Williams gave me.and shouted in tears…..mommy ,”I’m pregnant, mummy,” I said it like someone that swallow stone.

the doctor said, handing me a pregnancy test. My heart was pounding, and I was afraid of being wrong. Oscar had high hopes; he would surely be disappointed if I wasn't pregnant. I waited, sitting on the toilet, watching the sensor move and show a positive sign. I cried, overcome with emotion, as Oscar's wish had come true.

I nodded slowly, trying to follow along. Then she reached into her desk and pulled out a white envelope, sliding it across to me. I stared at it. Then at her. She smiled again, reassuring. “You fainted because you were under extreme stress, and your body was lacking some essential vitamins.” Okay. That made sense. I could process that. I was still trying to wrap my head around her words when she added, almost casually— “The baby is doing fine, though.” Everything stopped. My breath caught so hard it hurt. “I’m sorry,” I said, my voice barely there. “What baby?”

“I’m fine.” “You don’t look fine.” I pulled my hand away immediately. The company COO suddenly frowned while looking at me. “You look pale.” “I’m okay.” “You’ve been holding your stomach since you arrived.” Every eye in the office shifted toward me instantly. Heat rushed into my face. “It’s probably stress.” “My wife looked like that before we found out she was pregnant,” the COO said casually. The room went still. Completely still. I immediately dropped my hand from my stomach.

“I’m the CEO of the Wright company.” “What?” she shouted “Your husband’s really crazy.” “He is.” “He cares a lot about you. You made the right decision, keeping the pregnancy.” “That’s all because of you.” “Take care.” “I will.” I hung up.

Two lines. My hands trembled, and I sank to the floor, staring at the test in disbelief. It was true—I was pregnant. The realization hit me like a tidal wave, and I felt tears welling up in my eyes, a mixture of fear, anger, and confusion swirling within me. I couldn’t stay in the bathroom forever. Eventually, I forced myself to stand, wiping away the tears that had begun to fall. I had to tell George, though I wasn’t sure how. My mind was racing, trying to figure out what to say and how to explain something I could barely comprehend myself.