CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1356

When the secretary finally explained the situation to Quincy in full detail, his first reaction wasn't about how badly he was being dragged through the mud.

It was concern for Lydia. "Lydia never did anything wrong to me. She doesn't deserve this kind of treatment. Who's behind all of this?"

Even if Lydia was with someone else now, as long as the man treated her well, Quincy would feel no more than bitter regret. He would never blame Lydia for anything. She was a wonderful person, and it was his failure to be the husband she deserved that had led to their separation.

"I'm not sure," the secretary replied. "A user posted a video online, and suddenly all the major marketing accounts started sharing it. It quickly trended on social media. Then the Fay family retaliated."

Without hesitation, Quincy ordered, "Get a team on it immediately. Issue clarifications and send legal notices to those accounts. If they keep spreading lies, we'll take legal action." With that, he hurried out, determined to find Lydia and check on her.

going to let this situation blow over so easily. As soon as he saw Quincy's

too naive. You raised her so well, and she's never been exposed to the darker sides of the world, so she couldn't see Quincy for who he really is. Quincy is heartless. No matter what, they were married, and yet he's

He won't stop until he's dragged my daughter through the

ruthless Quincy had turned out to be. Back when Quincy had visited their home, he had hidden it well, but now his true

Quincy's company wasn't even publicly listed yet. If this was how he acted now, what would happen when the company finally went public? Would he turn his sights on the Fay family,

them? mine

deal with this," Mr. Fay said as he stood up,

concerned. "Where are you going? Don't act impulsively! I don't

quickly. "Mrs. Fay, I'll go with him. You stay here and rest. Don't worry, I'll make sure nothing gets out of

that if

and ruin everything. Yet if he stopped them from going entirely, it would only delay the inevitable. After weighing his options, Eugene decided to go along