CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1304

“I know you’re a good person, but Eugene, why waste so much time on me?” Lydia continued shaking her head. “There’s no future for us together.”

She had no feelings for him beyond friendship. That was all they could ever be.

“You still can’t get over Quincy.”

“It’s not like that. It’s completely over between us.”

“If it’s really over, then why not give me a chance? Lydia, you’re still young. Do you really plan to spend your life alone because of one worthless man?” Eugene pressed, refusing to back down.

Growing up, he had always gotten what he wanted, and he was determined to have Lydia, too.

Lydia didn’t know how to explain it to him. Maybe it was better to let him think what he wanted.

She said nothing, effectively allowing him to believe he was right.

“Lydia, you’re really not thinking clearly. If you had a child together and didn’t want to remarry for the child’s sake, I’d understand. But now, there’s nothing left between you two.” Eugene’s gaze dropped to her stomach.

He was secretly very happy. He had already decided he wouldn’t give up on her, even if she had Quincy’s child. But knowing there was no child made things much simpler.

Now there would be a clean break, with no ties to Quincy, and he could take his place in Lydia’s life.

“What happened?” Mr. Perez put down his chopsticks, seeing her sudden fury.

She thrust her phone at him, clutching her chest with her other hand. “These two are going to give me a heart attack! Look at this. Lydia just left home today after that huge fight with Quincy, and now she’s already with another man by the ocean!”

Poor Quincy was at home, defending Lydia, while she was off with someone else. What kind of nonsense was this?

Seeing her breathing grow labored, Mr. Perez quickly set the phone down and guided her to the sofa, gently patting her back to help her calm down.

Finally, Mrs. Perez caught her breath and, with renewed resolve, said, “You can’t go easy on him. We need to be on the same page and bring him back. We can’t keep letting him do as he pleases.”