All Chapters of CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery: Chapter 1551 - Chapter 1560

Jamie had her doubts. Until she saw Winnie’s body with her own eyes, she wouldn’t believe her sister was truly gone. Her home was already in ruins, and Winnie was her only sibling. “She’s not dead,” Ben said hoarsely. “Winnie ran away. Jamie, I can tell you exactly what happened with her pregnancy. I used her, yes, but I never laid a finger on her.” He paused, his voice low but steady. “Even though I deceived her, I made sure she had everything she needed.” The material support Ben provided to Winnie had all been used to improve Jamie’s life and pay for Charlie’s medical expenses. Winnie had genuinely loved Ben and dreamed of building a life with him. Even if she hadn’t come back yet, Jamie believed it was only a matter of time before she did. And when Winnie returned to find Jamie, Ben, and Charlie living happily together as a family, what would she think? How could Jamie disregard Winnie’s feelings? Besides, it had been four years since she and Ben had parted ways.

Charlie still didn’t know that Ben was his father. Throwing Charlie into such a situation, expecting him to adapt and stay with Ben before he even had time to process the truth, would undoubtedly leave him unwilling and confused. Hearing Charlie’s name, Jamie felt a stabbing pain in her heart. She began to avoid the subject. “Stop it. Let’s not talk about things that haven’t happened yet. Ben, I’m not going to be with you. And I can’t stand the thought of being separated from Charlie. If there’s no other way, then let’s just keep the truth from him forever.” Ben refused to let her avoid the issue. “What you’re doing is cruel to Charlie. He’s just over three years old, Jamie. He’s been battling illness his whole life, and he’s never had a father. Now that he has one, how can you deny him that?” Jamie fell silent. Ben’s words cut to the harsh reality of their situation. “I’ll find Winnie as soon as I can,” Ben said. He knew Jamie’s biggest concern was her sister.

Wilfred said, "I’ll skip this meal. Let’s head over to see your friend’s child first."“Alright, but take care on the road,” Nina replied.Since Wilfred insisted, she didn’t press him to stay. Nash then took Wilfred to Ben’s home. When they arrived, Ben wasn’t there, but Mrs. Lucas was, along with a three-year-old boy. “Mrs. Lucas,” Nash greeted politely. “Is this the child Ben mentioned?” Nash had never met Jamie’s son before, and this was his first time seeing him. Looking at the boy’s features, Nash immediately saw traces of Ben in him. Combined with Mrs. Lucas’s presence and protectiveness, it was obvious this was Ben’s child. “This must be your friend,” Mrs. Lucas said, glancing at Wilfred. “Please take a look at Charlie.” She quickly brought the boy forward. With both Ben and Jamie unwell, Mrs. Lucas had taken it upon herself to care for the child, hoping to make amends. Charlie, being an obedient and understanding boy, had quickly warmed to her. But now, wi

“You’re sick. Here, drink some water and take your medicine,” Ben said quietly. Jamie’s mind was a foggy blur when she tried to recall what had happened before she fell ill, but she quickly gave up. Taking a small sip of water, she let it soothe her dry throat, and her complexion improved slightly. After swallowing the medicine, she lay back down. She didn’t want to stay in bed. She wanted to go to the hospital to see Charlie. But Ben firmly pressed her back onto the bed. “Rest and recover. I already told you, don’t worry about Charlie. He’s doing just fine.” Looking at his unyielding expression, Jamie pressed her lips together and reluctantly gave in. Taking a deep breath, she stared at the ceiling, her mind blank. Yet, she couldn’t shake the feeling that Winnie’s presence still lingered by her side. Her voice wavered. “Do you think… maybe Winnie hasn’t really left?” Ben paused, his gaze softening. “Those who leave don’t disappear. They’ve just gone somewhere else,

Ben grasped Jamie’s shoulders firmly. “I heard the conversation you had with Winnie. Jamie, she wanted you to live well. She wanted us to move forward.” Ben wasn’t denying his own responsibility, but they had already reached this point, and looking forward was their only option. Winnie had been laid to rest with dignity, but her memory still weighed heavily on Jamie. “Yes, you’re right,” Jamie said, her voice trembling. “But how can I let go? Every time I think of Winnie, I think of how you intentionally got close to her. I know I can’t blame you, but I can’t forget it. Because in the end, it all comes back to me.” “Winnie is gone, Jamie. We can’t bring her back,” Ben said softly, his voice steady but piercing. “But what about Charlie? Are you willing to let him grow up in an incomplete family? Is that what you want for him?” Each word landed heavily in Jamie’s heart. She couldn’t forget Winnie’s final call, how she had used her last bit of strength to ask Jamie to be with