Mommy，We Got a Husband by Doris

Chapter 45 His Ruthless Tactics!

The call was from Galen, who had heard about Galatea's car accident and wanted to express his concern quickly. Alaric didn't feel like answering, but he had some questions for Galen, so he picked up.

"Was Galatea extremely busy at the hospital yesterday?" Alaric asked sharply, not allowing Galen a chance to speak first.

Galen was notably anxious as he hurriedly explained, "Since that medical incident, I've made sure Galatea didn't go near the operating room. Yesterday, we experienced a surge of patients from a brawl, and the ER was overwhelmed. Galatea spontaneously stepped in to help without my knowledge. It was her decision, which is why she was quite busy. It was late when she left the hospital."

So, she had been tied up at the hospital until late in the evening before rushing off to Nexus Innovations at his behest.

Hearing the silence on the line, Galen, frightened to breathe, carefully continued, "Mr. Knight, I've arranged the best room and specialists for Galatea. If you allow her to be transferred, the hospital will provide her with the finest care." Alaric looked over at Galatea, lying unconscious. He had no intention of moving her. She wouldn't want her former colleagues to see her in this state.

"No need," Alaric said curtly before ending the call.

After speaking with Galen, Alaric's guilt deepened. Galatea was right. He was selfish and inconsiderate. Engulfed by thoughts of her still being unconscious, Alaric could barely consider confronting the driver responsible for the accident. His sole focus was on the silent form of Galatea, wishing more than anything for her to regain consciousness.

Elsewhere, the phone rang, and the voice spoke with deliberate caution, "Don't worry, it'll look like a pure accident to anyone."

Griffon remained silent, a sly smirk forming at the corner of his mouth.

on the phone with

his phone and headed to the

dinner looks like tonight?" Griffon glanced at the table with barely two dishes and a

us. Simpler is better," Mrs. Ravenna said, her voice

got under your skin today?

aside her utensils and vent, "We used to be a family of four. Now it's just us, so quiet and empty. You say Orion had to join the troupe, fine. But Cormac rarely returns from

clearly doesn't want to come," Griffon retorted, visibly upset. "If he doesn't want to be here,

talk things out? Do you

one being rebellious. How is

it be because you're too controlling? Orion may be okay with mingling in showbiz as you arranged, but Cormac is different. He wants to study medicine. He dislikes the major you chose for him and the girls you approve of. What's wrong with

future and his marriage, and if he can't appreciate that,

be heartbroken? Isn't that why he stayed away for years?" Mrs. Ravenna grew increasingly upset. "And

up and then blame your illness on me,"

could marry Alaric, deeply ingraining that idea in her mind. And what happened? Isn't Orion the one who

kept silent about Caspian's issue over the years, and now, as she spoke, her voice was noticeably

Mrs. Carrington herself. You can't blame the Nash family for that," Griffon asserted with conviction. "She was the one desperate to secure a legacy for the Knight family, choosing a disloyal woman to bear Alaric's child, and when it

been kept around. But she insisted, even consulted a fortune teller, claiming that Caspian was the Knight family's lucky star, promising he would ensure Alaric's safety and the family's prosperity. How can that

to keep Caspian, and then there was Orion, who wanted to marry Alaric. It was Mrs. Carrington's idea to publicly declare Caspian as the child of Alaric and Orion. In hindsight, it truly