CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1396

"I didn't actually go through with the treatment." Mrs. Perez felt a deep wave of regret.

She had schemed and plotted, yet, in the end, she had outsmarted herself. If she had known it would come to this, she never would have gone down this road.

"But it's all clearly documented in your medical record."

"I didn't take the medication, and I poured out the IV fluids," Mrs. Perez confessed, regretting every word as she spoke.

The doctor could only look at her, baffled. "If you don't want treatment, then just go home and save the money. Young people today work hard to earn a living, and it's embarrassing for our hospital if this gets out."

"No, no! I've learned my lesson. I'll fully cooperate with treatment from now on." Mrs. Perez was suddenly willing to comply, all traces of defiance gone.

the most are often the ones most afraid of it. She genuinely wanted to live. Life was good now, with no financial worries, and except for Lydia, Quincy was devoted in every other way. Dying would mean losing

you want treatment, you'll need to sign an agreement with your family, and our hospital will need to conduct a review." The doctor sent her back to her room and

he'd lost. He had not been able to protect his child, and he knew he would carry that

his phone rang.

onto the screen, that familiar number etched into his memory. Without hesitation, he answered, "Lydia, you're finally willing to

remind you not to forget. We're meeting on Monday at the courthouse for the divorce papers." Lydia hesitated, deciding to keep her pregnancy a secret for now She would tell him in a few years, maybe. Otherwise, Mrs. Perez would surely start

Quincy didn't say another word. Instead, he told her, "I

was caught off

sorry, Lydia,"

I failed. I let my mother harm our child. I don't deserve to be by your side, and now that we're getting divorced, I don't want to have any more children."

silent, tears