What's wrong with the two lines of the test strip check?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: My period was on June 1st, but I didn't have one in July. However, I don't remember not having any sexual activity in June—I did have one around July 7th or 8th, and another one later. Now in August, I suddenly realized I haven't had my period. The pregnancy test showed two lines. What could be the reason?
History of Treatment and Effects: I don't know what's going on.
Help Needed: Please respond as soon as possible. Thank you.

Doctor's answer:

Recommendation:
Result Determination:
1. Negative: Only the control line appears, indicating no pregnancy;
2. Weak Positive: Both the control line and test line are colored, but the test line is lighter than the control line, indicating possible pregnancy. Retest with morning urine the next day;
3. Positive: Both the control line and test line are colored, and the test line is clearly visible, indicating pregnancy;
4. Strong Positive: Both the control line and test line are colored, but the test line is darker than the control line, indicating pregnancy for some time;
5. Invalid: No colored line appears, indicating the test is invalid or failed.

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