Chapter 387

Mike wore a puzzled expression, thinking Nash was coming to confront him. But without explaining, Nash only asked about Nina’s visit to the hospital. After questioning, he left.
What did Nina’s pregnancy have to do with him?
Mike could not figure it out, but as long as it did not affect his job, he did not mind.
Nash stepped into the elevator, hands in his pockets concealing his anger. He spoke in a cold tone, “Find out immediately where Nina is now!”
She dared to betray him.
Even if she fled to the ends of the earth, he would bring her back!
Quincy had never seen Nash so furious, as if he could devour someone. When he began asking about Nina’s whereabouts, Quincy could not help but shiver, knowing Nina would face consequences if found! He could only wish her well.
“Achoo!”
Nina sneezed, tears welling up.
She wiped her tears with a tissue and continued writing her document.
Who could be thinking of her? Her parents? She had just called them a few days ago to assure them she was fine.
“Nina, the chief editor wants you to revise this news piece.”
Nina took the file from her colleague and responded, “Okay, I’ll do it right away.”
Nina worked as an editor at the TV station. She was interested in news, so she chose this job.
Her relationship with Chief Editor Cally was good. It was Cally who had recommended Nina for the position.
Although she started from scratch, her strong work experience allowed her to skip the internship phase. She had taken over the public account of the TV station, editing texts, turning reader submissions into articles, and publishing them through the public account.
This job might seem like just typing, but it was not something just anyone can pull off. If the content was hollow, the public account might lose followers. It required the editor’s writing skills, good material, empathy with the readers, and the ability to evoke their emotions.
Nina quickly adapted to her new role. During her college days, she served as the president of the literature club, so these tasks were familiar to her.
Whenever she published an article, it would garner thousands of views. Though not a blockbuster, it was still a commendable achievement. After revising the chief editor’s news piece, Nina was almost done for the day.
“Nina, it’s time to go. See you later!” Her colleague waved goodbye.
“Okay, see you,” Nina replied with a smile.
She had only been here for a few days, but she had already prepared to join the TV station before leaving Nash. So, she started her new job the next day. She was efficient in her work and got along well with her colleagues. However, she did not have many friends here.
Adjusting to a new environment would always take time. After work, she had no other activities besides going home. Her apartment was near the company, less than ten minutes away, passing through a residential area.
There was a large square at the entrance of the residential area, where many people strolled, chatted, and watched children ice skate.
Nina rested in the square for a while, enjoying the lively atmosphere. She gently touched her belly, a faint smile on her lips, knowing that she would not be alone for much longer. She got up and headed home. The road was deserted, hardly anyone passing by, with only dim streetlights casting long shadows. Suddenly, Nina noticed another shadow cast by the streetlights.
She took a step forward, and the person behind her did the same. She stopped, and so did the person behind her.
A sense of unease crept over her, and she instinctively quickened her pace, keeping her head down.
But as she sped up, the person behind her did too, swiftly catching up. Just as she was about to grab her bag to defend herself, the person grabbed her hands. She kicked out, but they wrapped their arms around her waist and lifted her up.
“Ah!” Nina screamed in terror.
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