Chapter 1875
By the time Alexandria regained her composure and began to thrash wildly, the doctors and nurses were already out of reach.
Only then did I grasp the raw simplicity of Caleb’s mentioned plan.
Glaring at the tiny puncture mark on her wrist, Alexandria’s face twisted with fury.
She turned her fiery gaze upon Caleb and demanded, “Why?” Why did you do this to me? What does Debra have that I don’t?
Caleb appeared taken aback as he responded, “I’m not Neal.
I have no interest in being a father to someone else’s child.
It makes sense that you’re looking for a strong partner to be your child’s father, but thinking I’d be that person is a mistake.
You should look elsewhere.
”
Neal was stunned, taking a moment to gather himself before he exploded in rage.
Trembling with anger, he pointed at Caleb and demanded, “What are you implying with what you just said?”
“How do you feel now? Are you even aware of your own condition?”
Caleb sneered back, his disdain palpable.
As Caleb’s words hung in the air, Neal’s anger overcame him, causing him to stagger and collapse onto the sofa.
I couldn’t suppress a laugh at the sight.
Caleb, no longer wishing to engage, grabbed my hand and led me away to wait for the test results.
But just as we were leaving the ward, Alexandria’s scream pierced the air, “Doctor! Doctor!”
Instantly, several doctors hurried in, attending to Neal who now twitched uncontrollably, and whisked him away.
Alexandria’s POV:
When my father suffered a stroke out of anger, I felt a cold chill wrap around my heart.
Caleb had discovered the man I had been with.
Without my father’s support, convincing Caleb to accept my baby seemed an impossible task.
I lingered in the ward, overwhelmed by a deep sense of unease.
I couldn’t fathom why my circumstances had spiraled so disastrously.
Everything had once seemed so flawless.
But now… Was I destined to face defeat? I felt not only outdone by Debra but also ridiculed by the Vargas family and the entire Thorn Edge Pack.
No, I couldn’t let this be my fate.
Then, a thought struck me.
I still had one ace up my sleeve.
Indeed, everyone believed Caleb and I had s@x on the night he was intoxicated.
If I miscarried, I could continue to claim our relationship was more than it seemed.
Once the baby was gone, a DNA test would be pointless.
If I steadfastly claimed that Caleb and I were together that night, I could turn the tide.
I repeated to myself over and over that I had to gamble everything for the sake of my future.