CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1249

Even Quincy was a bit puzzled by the sudden request from his parents to meet Lydia, but he didn't dwell on it. He assumed they simply wanted to meet their daughter-in-law.

He reassured Lydia, "We've already gotten married, but my parents haven't met you yet. This is just a good chance for them to finally see you."

"Alright," Lydia agreed, though still a little nervous.

"Don't worry, they won't make things difficult for you."

With Quincy's constant reassurance, Lydia felt a little more at ease. She reminded herself that meeting the in-laws was inevitable, and they were actually a bit late in doing so, considering they were already married.

Quincy didn't come from a wealthy background. His family was middle-class, living in an older apartment on the outskirts of town. Their office was downtown, so even though it wasn't far, the traffic made the trip longer than usual.

As Lydia watched the older buildings flash by outside the window, she turned to Quincy and asked, "Why didn't you buy your parents a nicer place? With your income, you could've easily gotten something closer to the city center by now." Lydia's parents had always looked down on Quincy, thinking he was just a low-paid assistant. But the truth was quite different. Lydia knew Quincy earned a substantial salary working for Nash, enough that buying a house in a nicer part of town wouldn't have been a problem at all.

think Quincy was stingy; she figured there had to be a

from my dad's company," Quincy explained as he drove. "My parents are pretty sentimental. They've lived there for years and don't want

they pulled up

the gift bags in the trunk, but before she could lift them, Quincy gently placed a hand over hers

soon reached the front door of his parents' apartment. As soon as Quincy's mother heard the doorbell she opened the door with

the moment

she

her expression changed ever

Mrs. Perez. I'm Lydia," Lydia greeted

quickly shifted her attention to her son, "Quincy, why are you carrying so

fussing over him like he was still her little boy. Quincy, of course, didn't want to trouble them. "It's fine, Dad, I can

and you've already carried those all the

family bantered easily, and even Quincy, who was usually calm and reserved, seemed more