CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1224

"All that's left is to get my parents' approval, and then we can get married. You'll give us your blessing, won't you?" Lydia asked with a sweet smile. Eugene's eyes darkened, his fists clenching tightly beneath the table.

Lydia was a smart and perceptive woman. She was using polite small talk to indirectly push him away.

She had seen through his intentions from the start, but she wasn't interested. In her heart, she had already chosen someone better.

The burning jealousy within him threatened to tear apart his composure. Eugene could no longer maintain his calm demeanor.

He forced a smile, his tone strained. "If your parents haven't approved, it means he's not the right one for you.

"You've always been this way. You're stubborn, only going after what you want. But what you want isn't always what's best for you."

Before Lydia could respond, Eugene stood up and left, ending their meeting on a bitter note.

On the way back, Lydia explained her history with Eugene to Quincy. Even though he hadn't asked, she knew he cared.

"We were just childhood friends," Lydia said softly.

As Quincy stopped the car, she gently tugged on his arm. "I didn't tell you before because I didn't know he would come back. You're not upset with me, are you?" Quincy remained silent.

confidence wavered, and she started to panic. "Quincy, you're not really

finish her sentence, a shadow fell over her, and suddenly her lips were captured

her senses, and Lydia felt her head spin. He kissed her

So, he was jealous.

hadn't forgotten they were still in the

him weakly. "Not here... we

one will see us. I'm here," Quincy said as

was plunged into darkness. With her sight gone, her other senses

arms were so tired she could

were you thinking, doing this in

curtains-no one

not the point! If anyone had seen, I'd be

coaxing Lydia before she

Lydia kept a close watch on her family, worried that Eugene might go to her parents and

If he showed interest, it

days, there was no sign that

to relax, thinking Eugene had given up, a major project they had been preparing for a

in the