The CEO's 100 Billion Bride: The Secret War of the Rich

The door of the study room closed gently, isolating the noise from the outside world. Su Wanwan and Huo Yanshen sat down face to face, and there was an indescribable sense of tension in the air.

"Yan Shen," Su Wanwan took a deep breath and looked directly into her husband's eyes, "This child came too suddenly."

Huo Yanshen held his wife's hand, his eyes full of tenderness: "I know you may not be ready yet. But Wanwan, this is a gift from God to us. Let's face it together, okay?"

Su Wanwan shook her head gently: "It's not just this question. Yan Shen, have you ever thought about what a child means in this situation?"

Huo Yan frowned: "You mean..."

"Yes," Su Wanwan whispered, "We haven't found out the truth about your life experience, and the conspiracy that has been hidden for many years. Now that we suddenly have a child, will it be..."

She didn't finish, but Huo Yanshen understood her worries. In this world of the rich and powerful, full of dangers and calculations, an unborn child could become the biggest weakness.

"I understand your concerns," Huo Yanshen thought for a moment and said, "But Wanwan, we can't give up this life just because we are afraid. On the contrary, this child may become our most powerful motivation."

Su Wanwan hesitated for a moment, then took out her phone and showed Huo Yanshen the mysterious text message: "Look, someone already knows. They say the child may be the biggest bargaining chip, or the biggest weakness."

Huo Yanshen's expression changed: "Who sent this?"

Su Wanwan shook her head: "I don't know. But Yan Shen, we must be more careful."

Huo Yanshen stood up and paced back and forth in the study room: "I will immediately increase security and speed up the investigation. Wanwan, don't worry, I will definitely protect you and the child."

Su Wanwan looked at her husband's determined back, and a warm current surged in her heart. But she knew that relying on Huo Yanshen alone was not enough. She had to become stronger to protect herself and her children in this complex environment.

“Yan Shen,” she said suddenly, “I want to be more involved in the company’s affairs.”

Huo Yanshen looked at her in surprise: "Are you sure? Now your body..."

Su Wanwan nodded firmly: "Because of this, I need to understand and control everything around me. Tonight's dinner made me realize that I still have a lot to learn. But I believe that only by truly integrating into this circle can I better protect our family."

Huo Yanshen was silent for a while, then said solemnly: "Okay, I support you. But we have to proceed step by step and not let you get too tired."

At this moment, Huo Yanshen's phone suddenly rang. He glanced at the caller ID and his face changed slightly: "It's Grandpa."

After answering the phone, Huo Yanshen turned to Su Wanwan: "Grandpa wants to see us now."

The two hurried to Mr. Huo's study. The moment Su Wanwan opened the door, she felt a strange atmosphere.

Mr. Huo sat behind the desk with a serious look on his face. On the desk was a document that looked like a medical examination report from a hospital.

"Please sit down," Mr. Huo said in a hoarse voice, "I just got the news that Wanwan is pregnant?"

Su Wanwan and Huo Yanshen looked at each other and nodded.

Mr. Huo took a deep breath and said, "This should be a good thing worth celebrating. But..."

He paused, his eyes swept across their faces: "You may not know yet, at the dinner tonight, someone secretly drugged Wanwan."

"What?" Huo Yanshen stood up suddenly, his face ashen.

Su Wanwan was unusually calm: "What kind of medicine is it? Will it have any effect on the child?"

Mr. Huo pushed the report on the table over and said, "Fortunately, this drug has no direct harm to pregnant women. But it can cause dizziness and abdominal pain. It may be intended to embarrass you at the dinner party."

Su Wanwan read the report carefully, feeling a surge of fear in her heart. If she hadn't left early because of her pregnancy, she might have really made a fool of herself in front of everyone.

"Who did it?" Huo Yanshen asked through gritted teeth.

Mr. Huo shook his head: "It's not clear yet. But what is certain is that some people don't want to see Wanwan gain a foothold in the business world."

Su Wanwan suddenly thought of something: "Grandpa, how did you know about this?"

Mr. Huo gave her a meaningful look and said, "I arranged for someone to secretly protect you at the dinner. It was because they discovered the abnormality that we were able to learn the news in time."

Su Wanwan felt warm in her heart. She didn't expect that Mr. Huo had been taking care of her secretly.

"Wanwan," Mr. Huo said seriously, "from now on, you have to be more careful. Don't announce the news of your pregnancy to the public for the time being. At the same time, I suggest that you stop participating in company affairs for the time being and concentrate on taking care of your baby."

Su Wanwan shook her head firmly: "No, Grandpa. Just because someone wants to stop me, I have to persist. I can't let them succeed."

Huo Yan looked at his wife with deep concern: "Wanwan, your safety is more important..."

"Yan Shen," Su Wanwan interrupted him, "Do you remember our agreement? We have to face everything together. Now, I have to fight not only for myself, but also for our children."

Mr. Huo was silent for a moment, then nodded slowly: "Okay, since you have made up your mind, I support you. However, we must make a careful plan."

Over the next hour, the three discussed in detail how to ensure Su Wanwan's safety while allowing her to gradually participate in company affairs.

It was already late at night when she left Mr. Huo's study. Su Wanwan felt tired, but her heart was full of fighting spirit.

Back in the bedroom, she stood in front of the window, looking at the garden in the night. Everything that happened tonight flashed through her mind like a revolving lantern: the mistakes at the dinner party, the surprise of an unexpected pregnancy, the threat of a mysterious text message, and the conspiracy of secretly drugging.

She gently stroked her belly, which was not yet pregnant, and murmured to herself: "Baby, Mommy promises you that I will definitely let you come into this world safely. And, when you grow up, you will be proud of having such a strong mother."

At this moment, her phone suddenly vibrated. It was a new text message:

"Meet at the usual place tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. I have important information to tell you. Make sure no one is following you before you come."

Su Wanwan's heart beat faster. She knew that this might be a trap, but it could also be the key to uncovering the truth.

She took a deep breath and replied, "Okay, I'll go."