CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1403

At the police station, Lydia saw Eugene once more. When he caught sight of her standing with Quincy, his eyes turned red with rage, and he tried to charge at them, only to be stopped by the officers.

"Lydia, how could you betray me?" he shouted furiously. "You two are already divorced. Are you really planning to get back together? Why would you hurt me like this?"

To anyone unaware of the situation, he might have sounded heartbreakingly sincere, as if Lydia had wronged him.

"Let's be clear," Lydia replied coldly, "we were just friends, never anything more. And for the record, Quincy and I haven't finalized our divorce. Even if we did divorce and chose to remarry, that's none of your business. My life choices are my own." Just because Eugene had feelings for her didn't mean she was obligated to reciprocate.

What did he expect? That she would stick around just for him until he decided he was done with her?

"Lydia, I won't allow you two to be together," he said, seething. "He's not right for you at all. Or have you forgotten about the child? That was your own flesh and blood." Eugene threw out the memory of her lost child, hoping it would hurt her, to keep her away from Quincy. Lydia's hand moved to her stomach. "Just so you know, I'm pregnant again. This child is Quincy's. The one we lost has returned."

at her stomach in disbelief. There

stomach. It had to have been that night. If Quincy hadn't "gotten in the way," that

He should have hurt her and forced her to lose this child. Without a baby, she and Quincy would

you did was recorded, and there's plenty of evidence against

a shameless man would prey on a woman like that!"

visited the Fay family in person to apologize, offering financial compensation. But the Fays weren't short on

iet

Fay was

every day the court assigns. Trying to buy me off won't work. If I catch you pulling any strings, I'll report it

ties with him. Although he was their only son, families like theirs often had contingencies

ago, they had

colors, they were