Mommy,We Got a Husband by Doris
Chapter 67
Chapter 67 Alaric Discovers Something
Alaric arrived at the villa to find Harry still sitting on the couch, looking particularly angry.
"Twenty-eight minutes and thirty seconds have passed since I called you," Harry said with a reproachful tone the moment Alaric stepped through the door. "It seems you really do want to starve me to death." "Sorry, Caspian, I got stuck in traffic. I'll make you something to eat right now," Alaric said as he quickly changed his clothes and then headed into the kitchen.
Caspian had previously been distant and not very talkative, which made him challenging to interact with, but eventually, he became more lively. However, ever since he learned about Galatea's car accident, it seemed like he had become even more difficult to handle than before.
It was genuinely giving Alaric a headache!
"Dinner's ready, Caspian. Come and eat," Alaric called out as he put the food on the dining table, speaking to Harry.
"I'm past being hungry. Now I don't even feel like eating," Harry said, grabbing his backpack. As he went upstairs, he added, "You go ahead and eat. I'm going to do my homework."
Alaric, who was frankly furious, quickly followed Harry upstairs.
Harry had just sat down at his desk and was preparing to write when Alaric held down his workbook.
"What?" Harry looked up unhappily. "You won't let me do my homework now? You better not blame me when the teacher wants to talk with you tomorrow."
"Caspian, are you intentionally causing trouble?" Alaric pulled up a stool next to him and tried to communicate patiently. "If there's something bothering you, just say it. Don't be stubborn with me on purpose."
"I'm not," Harry pulled his workbook back from Alaric's hand and began writing, "You're overthinking it. With a dad as rich and respected as you, who can actually cook for me I wouldn't find better if I searched with a lantern. Why would I pick a fight with you?"
Alaric fell silent.
It was like punching a pillow. Alaric felt completely ineffective.
on your homework," Alaric said
study, Alaric found himself without
last three companies bidding for a project, each comparison
on their merits, why would Gavin return to the country so early and
indeed tired. Just as he
consulting patients online through this site. Alaric opened
her medical profile. Her
the chat box to talk to a doctor. The system notified him there were ten people
demand, he
Alaric casually grabbed a book from the shelf and started reading
Dr. Galatea from Serenity Heights Medical Center, General
message, a smile crept onto Alaric's face. The situation was
moment, Alaric quickly typed a
been feeling chest tightness, shortness of breath, fatigue, and I've also been suffering from
never thought that one day
glanced at the clock. It was already 10:30 PM. She had been
for medical advice, not a cross-examination of my experiences. What? You're that interested in
with Caspian had influenced Alaric. he could almost picture the angry
"Neurotic!" Galatea outright cursed.
It came quickly, a referral to
bold line stood out - Domestic Authority on
but laugh. this woman's approach was consistent from real life to the digital world, she kept directing him to see a
about to shut down his laptop to sleep when suddenly he paused.
just sucking up to Caspian to climb the ranks. She had taken Caspian from the hospital and even had dinner with him, yet she adamantly denied it, insisting that he was her son and accusing Alaric of
was really about to get married to her, and she was so resistant, this refuted his earlier thoughts about her
then why did
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