CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1245

Lydia was woken by Quincy’s voice, his expression filled with concern. Groggily, she opened her eyes and saw him leaning over her.

“Quincy… why are you here? My head hurts so much,” she murmured, pressing a hand to her temple. It felt like her head was about to split open.

She tried to recall what had happened before she blacked out, but her memory was a blur. The last thing she remembered was seeing a waiter, and then… nothing. She couldn’t even piece together how Quincy had found her.

Lydia asked Quincy about it, but his expression grew complicated. He hesitated, as if he had something on his mind but wasn’t sure whether to say it.

Finally, he chose to hold back. "You’re not feeling well, so don’t worry about it too much. It’s almost morning, and the yacht is returning to the harbor. Let’s just get off and head home."

Seeing how evasive he was, Lydia instinctively felt that Quincy was hiding something from her. But her headache was too severe to focus on it. For now, she let it go and pushed the thought aside.

After they disembarked, Quincy took her to a nearby hospital for a checkup. His insistence made her feel uneasy, but she didn’t argue. Fortunately, when the results came back, everything seemed fine.

"The test shows she inhaled a small amount of anesthesia," the doctor said, frowning slightly. "This type of drug isn’t safe for pregnant women. How could you let this happen to your wife?"

"Anesthesia?" Lydia’s mind raced, trying to remember when she could have come into contact with something like that. And then it clicked.

She quickly spoke up to defend Quincy, "Doctor, it’s not his fault. I must’ve accidentally come into contact with it."

The doctor gave her a skeptical look but didn’t press further.

On the drive home, Lydia couldn’t shake her suspicions. She finally asked, "Quincy, are you hiding something from me?

She had always believed that her relationship with Eugene was nothing more than a childhood friendship. Sure, they had grown up together, but that was in the past.

Yet, because of the long-standing connection between their families, Lydia had never really seen Eugene as a threat. She had never expected him to exploit that trust.

What unsettled her the most was that Mrs. Ford, who had always treated her with kindness, seemed to be involved in whatever Eugene was planning. The betrayal weighed heavily on her mind.

Sensing her exhaustion, Quincy urged her to let it go for now and rest. Overwhelmed by the flood of new information, Lydia nodded absentmindedly, feeling too drained to untangle the mess in her head.

In the days that followed, Lydia did everything she could to avoid the Ford family. Whether it was Mrs. Ford calling her or Eugene sending gifts to her office, Lydia found ways to dodge their advances. Lydia was either making excuses to decline or outright refusing the gifts that were sent to her.

She didn't just avoid the situation but also took a direct approach by confronting Mrs. Ford, "Aunt Nancy, I don’t understand why you didn’t attend the event that night."