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Romance of My CEO.

Synopsis: In a serene coffee shop, the mingling aroma of coffee and hushed conversations created an unusual calm. Georgia, visibly nervous, sat with her coffee, captivated by its swirls. The arrival of a man disrupted the tranquillity, casting an enigmatic presence. Seated opposite, his curiosity laced with casualness, he broke the silence with a question, "Is this your first blind date?" The question hung, tension rising. Georgia's anxiety surged, magnified by his presence. Their exchange held time captive as uncertainty met curiosity. Their worlds collided, two strangers united by fate within the café's embrace. Amidst shared glances and conversations, an unexpected connection unfurled, leading Georgia and the man on an unforeseen journey of self-discovery and emotions yet to be understood.

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159 Chs

Hearts United

As Georgia gracefully settled onto the plush sofa, the dulcet tones of the elderly lady's voice washed over her, filling the room with an air of timeless wisdom. The corners of her lips twitched with an almost imperceptible blend of amusement and disbelief. "Grandma, those supplements aren't necessary for you. You should keep them for yourself. I'm young and healthy; I don't require such things!"

The old lady's eyes twinkled with an enigmatic gleam as she retorted, "One can't dismiss the needs of a woman entirely. It's essential to prepare for the possibility of childbirth."

Astonishment rendered Georgia momentarily speechless. The significance behind the old lady's words slowly unfurled before her like an ornate tapestry.

In an affectionate gesture, the old lady reached for Georgia's hand and beamed, "Why be shy? Every woman traverses this path. You and Jack, come now, so that this old lady can welcome a grandson as swiftly as possible!"

Georgia's gaze instinctively darted across the room to Jack, who sat opposite her. Her cheeks blazed with a fiery crimson hue.

Sensing Georgia's gaze, the old lady turned to Jack with solemnity in her voice, "Jack, did you catch what I just said? I'm longing for a grandson, you know."

Jack's brow furrowed, but he eventually graced the room with a reassuring smile. "Grandma, please rest assured."

Hearing his words, the old lady erupted into laughter and affectionately squeezed Georgia's hand. "Georgia, our Jack family's future depends on you."

Under the weight of the elderly lady's expectant eyes, Georgia shyly nodded in agreement.

After engaging in a prolonged conversation with the old lady, the servant was summoned to bring forth a collection of boxes filled with health tonics. They were all meticulously loaded into the car's trunk before the old lady finally allowed them to depart.

As Georgia settled into the comfortable embrace of the car's plush leather seats, her mind raced with the old lady's heartfelt wishes for her to carry on the family's legacy. The weight of the expectations was palpable, and she couldn't help but reflect on the responsibility that came with being a part of the Jack family.

After driving for an extended period, Jack observed that the woman beside him remained in a contemplative silence, her thoughts shrouded in a mysterious veil. He cleared his throat, breaking the silence, "What's on your mind?"

Georgia suddenly snapped out of her reverie, her cheeks ablaze with a deep hue. "Oh, nothing, really."

The more she attempted to conceal her feelings, the more apparent they became. Jack studied her flushed cheeks, and with a lifted corner of his lips, he said, "Don't take Grandma's words too seriously. I won't pressure you."

Though he didn't elaborate, Georgia discerned the underlying message—it pertained to their future and the prospect of having children.

Georgia nibbled on her lower lip, her fingers entwined nervously. Summoning her courage, she finally admitted, "Actually, I don't oppose it."

She was now Jack's daughter-in-law and wife, and thus, she bore the responsibility of continuing the family lineage.

Jack gripped the steering wheel tightly, his countenance growing somber. He remained silent for an extended moment.

Unaware of the turmoil within Jack's mind, Georgia opted to refrain from delving further into the conversation, her bashfulness rendering her reticent.

Moments later, Jack's phone rang, connecting automatically to the car's Bluetooth. Glancing at the caller ID, Georgia noticed a capital letter 'P' displayed on the screen.

Jack acknowledged the call with a swift glance and chose to ignore it.

Perplexed, Georgia inquired, "Why didn't you answer the call?"

In a deep, commanding tone, Jack responded, "It's a business matter. We can discuss it once we reach our destination."

Georgia nodded in understanding.

Upon their return to the hospital, Jack alighted from the car and instructed Aunt Rong to handle the tonics. He lingered in the courtyard, pulled out his phone, and dialed a number.

"Peter, what's the status?" he inquired.

"Mr. Jack, our team is prepared. Pending Miss Ye's condition, we can proceed with the operation at any time. We need to confirm the details of your kidney donor as soon as possible to mitigate any unforeseen circumstances."

Jack's face tensed slightly as he contemplated the gravity of the situation. The thought of his sister's fragile health weighed heavily on his shoulders. He couldn't help but feel a surge of gratitude toward the person willing to donate a kidney to save her life.

Peter continued, his voice laced with urgency, "Mr. Jack, I've been in contact with the potential donor, and everything seems to be in order. We just need your confirmation to move forward."

Jack nodded resolutely, his commitment unwavering. "Proceed with the necessary preparations, Peter. We can't afford any delays. My sister's life depends on it."

The conversation concluded, Jack pocketed his phone and returned to the car, where Georgia waited patiently. Her eyes held a mixture of concern and curiosity.

Seeing her gaze, Jack sighed softly. "It's my sister," he explained. "She needs a kidney transplant, and we're in the final stages of preparation. Everything should be fine."

Georgia nodded in understanding, her heart going out to Jack and his family. The weight of the impending surgery and its implications hung in the air, casting a somber shadow over their journey.

As they drove away from the hospital, Georgia's thoughts turned inward, contemplating the complex dynamics of the Jack family. She realized that her role in this family went beyond being a wife and daughter-in-law; she was now an integral part of their lives, and the responsibilities that came with it were both daunting and meaningful.

The car continued its journey, carrying them toward an uncertain future, where the bonds of family, love, and duty would be tested and strengthened, leaving an indelible mark on their lives.

In the silence of the car, Georgia reached out and gently clasped Jack's hand, offering him her silent support as they navigated the challenges that lay ahead. Together, they faced an uncertain but promising future, bound by their love and commitment to each other and to the Jack family's legacy.