CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1398

“Then maybe it’s best to just end this cleanly from the start,” Mrs. Fay said, standing firmly on her daughter’s side. “Go on, I’ll transfer the money directly to your account. These items are too heavy for one person to carry, so I’ll have a bodyguard help you out.”

Hearing the word “bodyguard” made Eugene feel even more bitter. She was subtly warning him that if he tried anything, there were bodyguards ready to step in and throw him out.

He gave Lydia one last look. “Then, I’ll go. Lydia, take care of yourself.”

“She’d better stay home as much as possible. If not…” he thought. Of course, he didn’t say this out loud.

He had followed her before, and he planned to continue. When the right moment came, he would take her away by force if necessary.

Once intimate photos of them together made it online, Mr. and Mrs. Fay wouldn’t have much choice but to reluctantly accept him as their son-in-law.

Society was always harder on women than men. Unless her parents truly didn’t care about their daughter’s reputation, even a hint of concern would force them to accept him.

As Eugene walked away, Lydia felt a nagging sense of unease, though she couldn’t quite put her finger on why.

“My darling, everything’s been settled. From now on, you’re free to do whatever you want. Your dad and I are always here as your strongest support.” Mrs. Fay encouraged her.

“Do you really love me, Eugene? You only love yourself. Everything you do is about possessing me, about finding yourself an ideal wife. You don’t care about what’s best for me!” Lydia’s voice was laced with disgust.

She warned him firmly, “There’s a police station within a mile of here, and plenty of small vendors and customers around. If I yell, someone will come, and I don’t want it to come to that.”

Eugene showed no fear. Instead, he laughed loudly.

He loosened his grip on her arms, stepping back a few paces, clearly confident she wouldn’t escape. “Why don’t you take a look outside? All those little vendors you’re counting on have packed up and gone home. There’s no one around.”