CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1362

Could she really be so pathetic, constantly throwing herself at someone who clearly didn’t want her, enjoying being insulted every day?

“Quincy...” Tiffany watched helplessly as Quincy walked away.

She didn’t chase after him but stood up from the ground quietly. Quincy’s disdain for her was obvious, and she wasn’t stupid. She could see it as clear as day. But what Mrs. Perez had promised her was too tempting.

As long as they got married and she bore him a child, that child would become the future heir of the Perez family and inherit the entire company!

And with Quincy being close to Mr. York, his company would only grow. If she could endure the cold shoulder now, the future held the life of a rich wife waiting for her.

Her in-laws would adore her, and even if Quincy didn’t love her, at least he would treat her with respect for the child’s sake. Quincy was a good man, and if she could just win him over, there would be nothing but sweet rewards in the future.

Tiffany had calculated everything perfectly. She wasn’t going to give up so easily.

……

Back in Lydia’s room, she closed the door behind her, staring out at the view as tears rolled down her cheeks. She kept telling herself that Quincy wasn’t worth crying over anymore, but feelings aren’t something you can just control.

*Knock knock knock.*

Suddenly, a knock came at the door. It had to be her father.

“As long as Lydia can finally get rid of that jerk, everything I’ve done will have been worth it,” Eugene said with a smile.

The web he had been weaving was almost complete, with Mr. and Mrs. Fay firmly caught in his trap. With everything in place, how could Lydia possibly escape his grasp now?

After Eugene left, Lydia stayed in her room for a bit longer, still feeling uneasy. She needed to clear her mind, maybe have a drink or two.

With her parents already asleep, Lydia quietly slipped out of the house without anyone noticing. She drove towards her downtown apartment, and on the way, passed by a large bar. From the outside, it seemed like her kind of place. The lights and atmosphere drew her in.

She parked her car and headed towards the entrance, unaware that a familiar car was parked nearby, hidden in the night.