The Woman From Hell



Nina was pregnant?!

I frowned, then thought of him. "Could it be his?"

Nina had been in the countryside for three months. She might have conceived a child of the Jarns during her time there.

She nodded her head, and her eyes were slightly red. "Yes, it's his."

"Are you sure?" I asked her.This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

"My period has always been inconsistent. I thought it was delayed and didn't think too much of it. But it hadn't started during these few days, and things were beginning to feel more off. So, I bought a test. I tested it three times, and all three times, it was positive," Nina replied anxiously.

My hands were on the table as I took a deep breath. "Well then, I'll bring you for a check-up tomorrow morning, and we'll discuss what to do afterward."

"Alright."

We left the company together. Before leaving, I patted her on the shoulder and comforted her, "Cheer up, let's face it together."

"Okay!" Nina nodded heavily at me and then left.

Shannon suddenly appeared after I saw her off. "Wanda, why are you still at the company?"

"I was working overtime. I'm leaving now. Didn't you already go back? Why are you here again?"

"I left a document, so I came back to fetch it. I'm going to finish it tonight," said Shannon briskly. She seemed to be in a good mood. She was always optimistic, as if nothing could affect her mood.

I winked at her. "Not bad, you're quite serious."

"Of course, if I'm going to do something, I'm going to do my best. By the way, I noticed the person walking in front looked to be Nina. Were you two leaving together?"

"Yeah, she also stayed back and worked overtime. I thought she was working rather hard during this time and was wondering if I should lighten her load a little."

Nina was pregnant. She could not overwork herself.

"I also think so. We're actually already overloaded. We can separate the work a bit and do a little outsourcing. What do you think?"

Shannon was an idea machine.

This moment woke me up. "Yes, let's do that. I'll go home and look for some people."

Back at the villa, I finished dinner, and the children fell asleep after they were fed. I sat at the table, searching for reliable individuals. When Theo entered the room and saw that I was still facing the computer, he could not help saying, "It's late, and you're still working." "Our workload is so heavy recently, and we're understaffed. I'm looking for people to outsource them to. Do you know any suitable websites?" "I do."

He walked over and entered a URL after he said that. "I've looked through this one before. They probably do outsource designers. Take a look."

"This is great, I've been looking for

one for so long, but I found them all unreliable. Since you've tried this one, I feel more at ease." I smiled and browsed the website with my head down.

Sitting by the bed, Theo said leisurely, "Didn't you just recruit Nina? Logically speaking, you guys should be able to manage."

Him mentioning Nina made me feel

a little heavy, but I could not tell him.

I could only reply, "I can't have her work overtime every day. If news about this leaks, people would think we were squeezing our employees dry."

"It's really rare for there to be such a conscientious boss like you now."

"Of course, I'm the most

sympathetic toward employees.

After all, I'm a part-time worker, and understand how it feels to be a.

part-time worker. As for you,

vel.n

President Grant, you are different.

You were born to lead."

"Stop being silly. Look for your people properly, and don't stay up all night again."

Theo reminded me, and I looked up at the time; it was already ten o'clock. "Time flies. I have to hurry up."

Thanks to Theo, I found someone I liked.

With this, I could accompany Nina to the hospital tomorrow for an examination with peace of mind.