CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Mr. Fay's dark eyes seemed to pierce right through Quincy. "No matter how successful you are in your career, you're still just someone working for others. My daughter deserves the best. Just because she chose to gain some experience on her own doesn't mean she's an ordinary person."

His voice remained calm, almost devoid of emotion, but the words were sharp and cutting.

Quincy had earned respect from many due to his outstanding abilities and his close association with Nash York. People regarded him highly, partly because of Nash and partly because of his own competence. Nash, known for his high standards, wouldn't keep anyone around who wasn't exceptional.

But in Mr. Fay's eyes, Quincy was still not good enough.

Quincy remained composed. "I've known Lydia's background since the day she joined us. We both earned our positions through hard work. If you think my current job isn't good enough for her, I can start my own business. But I owe everything I have today to Mr. York, and I plan to stay by his side. I'm not looking to change careers."

His response was firm and unwavering. Without Nash, Quincy wouldn't be where he is today. Resigning now would feel like a betrayal, like biting the hand that fed him.

Besides, Nash couldn't easily find someone as loyal and capable to replace him. And if Quincy left, Lydia would follow.

they both left, it would be a double blow to Nash, especially now that his focus

change careers right now,

that, he turned his stern gaze toward Lydia. "It's time to stop playing around and come home. I don't want to resort to using force to bring

at them, he

away this time, but his

worriedly at Quincy. "Quincy,

understand. If I were a father, I'd probably

parent wouldn't want the best for their child, especially their daughter? If there's a better match available,

deep breath and hugged Quincy tightly. "Time will show him who you really are. I believe that, in the end, he'll accept

you ever thought about starting your own

loyal Quincy was to Nash, but she also believed he had the capability to strike out

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