Chapter 1783: Chapter 1883

“She’s a disgrace to our pack!”

“Perhaps none of Debra’s children are Caleb’s.

”

“Indeed, who can tell who those children’s fathers are?”

Seeing the stream of freshly posted comments, my mind went blank.

Anger shook me as I recalled the humiliation I endured while pregnant with the twins.

Andrew realized something was wrong.

He frowned and glanced at the phone in my hand.

His expression quickly changed when he saw the comments in the live stream.

Andrew quickly grabbed the phone from me, shut down the live stream, and threw the phone back at the man.

He then led me away from the scene.

It wasn’t until I was a good distance away from the crowd that I finally came to my senses.

I took a deep breath, forced myself to calm down, and apologized to Andrew with a heavy heart.

“I’m sorry.

I had no idea it would end up like this.

”

Andrew responded with an easy smile and reassured me in a gentle tone, “I’m fine.

You’re not to blame.

But today’s incident was indeed a bit messy.

If you’re worried that Caleb might get the wrong idea, I can clear things up with him for you.

”

I managed a weak smile and responded, “Caleb won’t get the wrong idea about us.

”

Andrew smiled ironically and sighed.

“You’re right.

You two love other deeply.

I was just overthinking.

”

I found myself at a loss for words, and the mood turned awkward.

Andrew realized the situation and changed the subject.

“Are you okay?” he asked, sounding concerned.

“Do you need me to take you to the hospital?”

I quickly shook my head and assured him, “No, no.

I’m fine.

I just need some rest.

The hospital isn’t necessary.

”

Right after I spoke, I caught sight of some people sneaking glances at us from not too far away.

I furrowed my brow and glanced at them, but they returned to normal.

What happened? Was I imagining things?

Yet, after the earlier incident, it felt like everyone on the street was secretly watching and taking pictures of me.

My expression grew even darker than it was before.

Andrew said with concern, “There’s a five-star hotel up ahead.

It offers good privacy.

You don’t look well, and I’m worried those people might bother you again.

How about we take a break there for a bit?”

I hesitated.

Deep down, I didn’t want to enter the hotel alone with Andrew, but his suggestion made sense.