CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Sure, she had seen Quincy just now, but a brief encounter wasn't going to throw her off balance. She was learning to let go. Life was too long to spend it mourning over one person forever.

"What's there to feel shortchanged about?" Lydia chuckled lightly.

"I had wanted to take you to a nice restaurant, but you were hungry, so we just grabbed a bite here at the mall. Lydia, back when you were with your family, you were used to the best. Now, look at this," Eugene continued, trying to make his point. He was implying that Quincy had let her down.

Quincy's family didn't have much to begin with. Over the years, he had managed to save up a decent amount, but with the expenses of buying a house and covering the costs of the wedding, along with running his own business, he was probably stretched pretty thin. The Fay family, on the other hand, had a long-established business with steady cash flow and regular dividends. They had countless assets, and even just the rental income from their properties would be more than enough to live on comfortably.

Lydia understood what Eugene was hinting at, but she didn't feel like she had been slighted in the least. "The fish here is fresh, and lots of people like this place. I enjoy trying new things, even street food now and then."

too late to cook. So, they would just grab something to eat on their way back. Looking back, those were really simple and pleasant days.

"If you married me, I'd make sure you'd never have to settle. I'd make you the Mrs.

brought out their dish. It was a plate of grilled fish with a lemon and garlic seasoning, steam rising

the server

a bite, and smiled. "This place really does have great flavor. You should try

brows furrowing even deeper. "Lydia, this fish really isn't great. Farmed fish just can't compare to the flavor of something fresh from

had interrupted him at such an important moment. If she had any sense, she wouldn't have chosen that exact moment to bring out their food. A little earlier or a little later would have been fine, but she had picked the one time that was most inconvenient, almost as if she had done it