Chapter 1762: Chapter 1862

But Neal, glaring at her, addressed Caleb.

“Regardless of your excuses, Alexandria’s pregnant.

You’re responsible.

You can’t walk away.

”

He shamelessly shoved Alexandria towards Caleb.

“She and her child are now your family’s problem, not mine.

Take responsibility.

”

With that, he turned and walked away, leaving Alexandria behind.

Caleb’s POV:

When I saw Neal push Alexandria towards me, my first instinct was to step aside and avoid her.

But as soon as I took a step back, I noticed her pale face and colorless lips.

She looked so fragile that it seemed she might collapse at any moment.

My heart skipped a beat, a pang of concern breaking through my initial resolve.

I couldn’t just stand by and watch.

Without a moment to hesitate, I reached out to help Alexandria.

To my surprise, Alexandria fell right into my arms.

I frowned instantly, my expression darkening.

I didn’t have any feelings for Alexandria.

My only intention was to not let her fall.

I couldn’t bear the thought of a weak, pregnant woman collapsing in front of me.

Alexandria could even suffer a miscarriage if she fell like that.

As much as I wanted to distance myself from Alexandria, I couldn’t bring myself to do it in such a callous way.

When Alexandria fell into my arms, I couldn’t help but feel a little guilty, and my eyes flicked subconsciously to Debra.

I saw the disappointment in her eyes, and it hit me like a punch to the gut.

My heart sank, a mix of anxiety and guilt churning inside me.

I was afraid that Debra would get angry, so I quickly turned to the servant beside me and barked, “What are you waiting for? Hold her!”

The servant, not daring to say a word, rushed to comply, easing Alexandria out of my arms.

Alexandria looked at me with pitiful eyes, but I only felt annoyance.

Desperately, I tried to explain to Debra, but she met me with a cold stare.

Facing Debra’s icy, disappointed eyes, words failed me despite the torrent of explanations I wanted to say to her.

Yeah, no matter how I explained, what had already happened could not be changed.

The damage was done, and no amount of explaining could erase the hurt I had caused Debra.

It would be useless for me to say anything now.

I turned to my mother for support, hoping for some understanding, but even her gaze was cold and distant.

I was a little helpless.

It felt like the weight of everyone’s expectations was bearing down on me, waiting for my decision.

Taking a deep breath, I cast a cold look at Alexandria.

“It’s not appropriate for you to stay here now.

You should go to the hospital.

”

Alexandria looked frightened, her voice barely a whisper as she protested weakly, “I don’t want to go to the hospital.

”

With a long face, I replied firmly, “It’s not up to you.

”