CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1228

Lydia nestled in Quincy’s embrace, drawing warmth from him. She sniffled and muttered, “I don’t believe it. You always make things sound so easy.”

Quincy didn’t respond with words, just gently brushed her hair back. There was no need for them to say anything. Everything was understood in the silence between them.

Lydia stayed in his arms for a while longer, and Quincy, sensing her unsettled emotions, didn’t rush her. They simply remained like that, in quiet comfort.

Once she felt a bit better, they both got into the car, and Lydia began explaining everything that had happened.

When she told him that Eugene was behind it all, Quincy wasn’t surprised at all. His expression remained calm. "I had already figured out it was the Ford Corporation. I’ve been planning to take action against them."

Hearing that Quincy had a solution already in place, Lydia finally felt at ease.

Just a few days later, Nash took action against the Ford Corporation. First, he blocked a major project they had been working on for half a year. He then exposed an old scandal they had buried years ago, using public pressure to overwhelm them.

Within a few days, the Ford Corporation's stock price plummeted.

Quincy had played a significant role in this takedown as well. He had uncovered evidence of the Ford Corporation’s hidden scandals and brought it all to light.

With the Ford Corporation scrambling to deal with their internal crises, they had no time to launch new projects. Soon, the clients who had previously pulled out came back, and Quincy quickly secured contracts to avoid any further uncertainties.

Afterward, the Ford Corporation went silent for days, with no further moves. The staff at the company monitored the situation closely and finally began to relax.

"Mr. Quincy really nailed it. Fast, precise, and effective. I bet the Ford Corporation still hasn’t figured out what hit them!" one employee remarked.

“With all these deals closed, shouldn’t we celebrate?” someone else suggested.

The entire company had been working around the clock for days to secure these contracts, and thinking about how hard everyone had worked, Lydia felt a little guilty. So, she waved her hand and booked a hotel to host a celebratory banquet.