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Chapter 939 Tears streamed down Hailey's face, blurring her vision. Ewan and Joanne stood off to the side, silently watching the scene unfold. They exchanged a knowing glance, a smirk tugging at the corners of their lips. Jonah wouldn't be coming. Back in his office, Jonah had just wrapped up his work and leaned back in his chair. He picked up his phone and dialed Hailey's number, planning to invite her for dinner. But the ringtone echoed unanswered, over and over. Why wasn't Hailey picking up? Jonah's brow furrowed in frustration. Just then, Jeremy walked in. "Mr. Reid, is Ms.

Hailey not answering your call?" Jonah decided to dial Hailey's number again. What could she be doing? Why wasn't she picking up? Once again, there was no answer. "Mr. Reid, do you think Ms. Hailey might be with Dr. Tate again?" Jeremy suggested. "Maybe that's why she didn't hear her phone ringing." This update is available on find~novel~net Jonah thought about it for a moment. It seemed like a plausible explanation. Hailey and Celine were always together-whatever Hailey was up to, Celine was sure to know about it. "I'll call Dr. Tate," Jonah said, scrolling through his contacts.

He quickly found Celine's number and dialed it without hesitation. The ringtone echoed once before being answered, and Celine's calm, soothing voice came through. "Hello, Mr. Pilsner." Jonah held Celine in high regard-not only because she was Hailey's closest friend but also because she had been the one to treat his facial injury. "Hello, Dr. Tate. I owe you an apology for the incident with Ewan at the hospital," Jonah said. Even though he had already resolved the matter, he felt it was important to apologize to Celine personally. Celine smiled. "There's really no need to apologize, Mr.

Pilsner. I completely understand that emotions tend to flare when it comeste matters of the heart. Honestly, it just shows how much you care about Hailey. I'm genuinely happy for the two of you. Jonah nodded. "Hailey told me she went to see you at the hospital for a checkup-" "Mr. Pilsner, do you already know the real reason she came to see me?" "Of course," Jonah replied. "She said she hasn't been feeling well lately." Celine had always disagreed with Hailey's choice to keep the pregnancy a secret. So when Jonah said he knew, she felt a wave of relief and happiness.

"I'm glad to hear that, Mr. Pilsner. Just make sure you take it easy when it comes to intimacy." "I understand, Dr. Tate. I'd never do anything to hurt Hailey," Jonah replied. "It's not just about Hailey, but about the baby as well." Baby? The word struck Jonah like a bolt of lightning. What baby? Jonah's grip tightened around the phone. "Baby?" he repeated. Oblivious to the shift in his tone, Celine replied, "Yes, Mr. Pilsner. Hailey is two months along. During the first trimester, any physical activity must be approached with the utmost caution and moderation." Two months along?

Jonah's face drained of color-he had no idea Hailey had been pregnant for two months. He quickly ran through the timeline in his mind-just two months ago, he and Hailey had reconciled. They were inseparable, completely consumed by each other. Jonah had always wanted a child. He hadn't used protection, secretly hoping that Hailey would get pregnant. Could this be the child they had conceived together, all those months ago? Hailey was pregnant-and it was his child.