CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1393

Seeing his daughter collapsed on the floor, Mr. Fay was terrified.

He rushed over in just a few strides, scooped her up, and bolted out of the office. “Call an ambulance!” he shouted.

One of the nearby employees quickly dialed 911, and within minutes, an ambulance was at the building entrance.

Mr. Fay rode with his daughter to the hospital, anxiously pacing outside the emergency room, his worry mounting. She was his only child, his greatest treasure. If anything happened to her, he didn’t know how he or his wife would cope. Just the thought alone was overwhelming.

Lost in his thoughts, he nearly jumped when the doctor approached. He grabbed the doctor’s shoulders, his voice frantic, “Doctor, how’s my daughter? What’s wrong with her?”

The doctor glanced at Mr. Fay’s grip, considering stepping back, but the desperation in his eyes was unmistakable.

With a deep sigh, the doctor replied, “Your daughter’s fine, Mr. Fay. She just had low blood sugar. She’s recently pregnant, so she’s supporting two heartbeats. She’ll need to eat a bit more to keep her strength up.”

Mr. Fay’s eyes widened in shock. Pregnant?

This likely meant the child was Eugene’s. Mr. Fay had already made up his mind that someone as calculating as Eugene, willing to do whatever it took to get his way, was not a fit for Lydia. He couldn’t allow them to be together.

But now, Lydia was pregnant. After just losing one child, undergoing another termination would be heartbreaking and physically demanding. Raising the child alone was something their family could manage, but knowing Eugene, he wouldn’t hesitate to fight for custody.

“Sweetheart, would I joke about something like this?” Mr. Fay wanted to tap her on the head for being so slow to believe him, but he didn’t have the heart to.

Lydia’s disbelief lingered until the test results were handed to her. She stared down, reading them over and over, unable to process it fully.

“Eugene is impulsive. If he finds out you’re pregnant, he’ll do whatever it takes to pressure you into staying with him,” Mr. Fay began cautiously. “And when the child grows up, they’ll want a father. You’ll never really be free of him. I think maybe it’s best if you don’t go through with this.”

Mr. Fay’s heart ached, but he felt the weight of this decision pressing down on him.