CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1339

"Lydia, where are you planning to go?" Mrs. Fay quickly stood up and hurried to Lydia's side.

Mr. Fay joined them, reaching for her suitcase. "We're not against you going out, but it's late. How about you get some rest?"

"I'm not going out for a stroll. I'm going to stay at a friend's place. I'll be with Nina. You know her," Lydia reassured them, specifically mentioning Nina's name to ease their worries.

Mr. and Mrs. Fay did know Nina. They exchanged glances, reluctant to let Lydia leave. After all, Lydia and Quincy had first fallen for each other at the York Corporation.

Now that she was finally moving forward with the divorce, the last thing they wanted was for her to end up near Quincy again. If he was over there, he could sweet-talk her during the month-long wait, and she might change her mind. They couldn't let that happen.

"Lydia, I really think you shouldn't go over there. Nina has two kids now, and she's already so busy taking care of them. You'd only be adding to her load. Why don't you stay with me tonight?" Mrs. Fay wrapped her arm around Lydia's in a warm, motherly gesture, hoping to have some heart-to-heart time.

Mr. Fay chimed in with agreement.

"I'm going alone. There won't be anyone else. I know Nina is busy, so I actually planned to help

stay there, Lydia?" Mrs. Fay asked, her

was born. It was a natural miscarriage. She had cried on that operating table, and that pain never left her. Afterward, she

around a child could help heal some of those wounds, Mrs.

while, maybe even longer," Lydia

I'll take you myself," Mr. Fay insisted, deciding to see it through

was there, Mr. Fay was determined to kick him out. And before that, he'd rough him up

can really hold their own. Ideally, someone who can take on ten guys."

at that. He waved his hand grandly, "Forget one. I'll get you ten bodyguards, and each one

sure they understood that Quincy was to be dealt with accordingly. Mr. Fay wouldn't care how much he had

back at a decent hour," Lydia

to the York