CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1244

Eugene made his way to the private room where Lydia was being kept. Just as he was about to open the door, Quincy appeared, his expression cold and tense. "Did you take Lydia?" Quincy demanded, his voice sharp.

Eugene paused, his hand resting on the doorknob, before slowly turning to face him with a slight, almost mocking smile. "What are you talking about? Isn't Lia supposed to be with you?" "Lia?"

"It's a nickname we used to have for her when we were kids," Eugene explained smoothly, his tone calm but laced with an unsettling undertone.

Quincy's eyes narrowed. From the first time he had met Eugene, Quincy had sensed that he wasn't just an ordinary rival.

In their world, few people were truly innocent, but Eugene was different. He was someone whose presence sent chills even through those who thought themselves untouchable.

And someone like that having an obsession with Lydia? Quincy had been on guard from the start, but it seemed this charity event had given Eugene another opening to exploit.

by the collar. "If you really care about her, don't do anything

to his bodyguards to stand down. His eyes flashed with a dangerous gleam, and he repeated Quincy's words with a chilling smile. "Settle it with you?

in slightly, his voice lowering. "Lydia and I go way back, since we were kids. If we're going by who came first, I was here long before you. You... you're nothing

palpable, like the stillness before a

fist clenched tightly, and in one swift motion, he landed a hard punch on Eugene, sending him stumbling back. Immediately, the bodyguards rushed forward, grabbing Quincy and restraining

without returning the blows. Every punch he took,

called out to the

no way of knowing for sure, but his instincts told him she was there. He couldn't bear the thought of leaving without even trying. The mere possibility of Lydia being trapped in that room spurred him on, no matter how

the bed, only vaguely aware of the world around her. In her hazy state, she thought she could hear someone calling her

through the fog of her mind,

her eyes as panic set in. She couldn't move,

pause, the person gently wiped the tears from her face and whispered, "Don't cry. I won't