CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1306

“Now that you’ve said that, I’m relieved,” Mrs. Perez replied, her smile deepening.

She might not understand why Lydia was so set on disrupting her son’s life, but Lydia was, after all, the Fay family’s precious daughter, pampered from a young age.

With opposition from the in-laws, Mabel and Tiffany waiting in the wings, Mrs. Perez was curious to see how stubborn Lydia could be.

How long would she keep trying to be part of the Perez family?

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Meanwhile, Lydia was feeling crushed but unwilling to return home. After all, she had gone against her parents’ wishes to marry Quincy, and she still remembered every word she had said in their defense. Going back now would feel like admitting she had been wrong.

What she didn’t expect was her parents driving all the way to the hotel to find her. When she heard the knock, Lydia thought it was just her takeout. But when she opened the door, there stood her parents and Eugene behind them.

“What are you doing here?” she asked, surprised.

“If I hadn’t come, I wouldn’t have known how much my daughter has suffered because of that boy!” Mrs. Fay looked her over, her eyes growing misty. “Lydia, you’ve lost weight.”

Lydia kept her mouth shut, saying nothing. What could she say? Everything her father pointed out was true. She had been so sure of her choice, only for reality to hit back hard.

Mrs. Fay gently tugged on Mr. Fay’s sleeve, giving him a look. “Let’s not dwell on it. We’ve all fallen for the wrong person at some point. She just needs to be more careful next time and find someone who’s truly good for her.”

Lydia blinked, surprised. Was her mother suggesting she find a new husband? She glanced at Eugene, standing nearby, and suddenly understood everything.

“Lydia, your father and I both think Eugene is a good match for you. He genuinely cares about you, and our families are well-matched. Why would you settle for less, especially when this is so much better than what you had with Quincy?” Mrs. Fay said, getting straight to the point.