CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Lydia continued to reassure her parents, "I'm really fine. Quincy showed up just in time and saved me. Plus, I had pepper spray in my bag, and it worked like a charm. One spray and he was down."

Eugene was still unconscious.

"How's Quincy doing now?" Mr. Fay asked, wanting to go in and see him.

Lydia led them into the hospital room where Quincy was having his wounds treated. When he saw them enter, he quickly stood to greet them.

"Sit down and let them finish tending to your injuries," Mr. Fay said, feeling a mix of emotions.

He had never been pleased with Quincy as a son-in-law. Especially during the divorce proceedings, he had wished Quincy would disappear from their lives for good. But after today, seeing how Quincy had risked himself to save Lydia, Mr. Fay found himself warming up to him.

closely, then told the doctor, "Use the best treatment to

Quincy but wasn't sure how to start. They had never spoken much directly. In the end, it was Lydia who broke the awkward silence. "Mom, Dad, you should head home.

him, then," Mr. Fay replied,

left, Mr. Fay spoke to her privately. "If you're thinking of being with him again, we won't stand

later. I haven't made up my mind yet," Lydia replied. "Dad,

adorable. And he was willing to stand up for you. Plus, hear his mother's

about Mrs. Perez's illness. Then again, her parents had probably uncovered details about Quincy's family

you tonight." Lydia waved them off before returning to the

taken care of. Although the pain was manageable, he put on an exaggerated expression of discomfort in front of her. "Should I ask the

as you're here, I'm fine," he