Who is My Baby's Father (Edwin and Bertha) novel Chapter 248

Chapter 248

To repay the favor, I went out with the doctor from the hospital.

We watched the sunrise I had missed before, hiked, had a picnic, shared a meal, and enjoyed some drinks together.

He was a fantastic companion, offering the emotional support I so desperately needed.

I felt so much better now.

That day, the doctor dropped me off at my doorstep.

The moment I stepped out of the car, I froze.

Antonio and Sabrina were there, scrutinizing me, while his mother glared at me with disdain.

“Grace, have you no shame? You called the cops on us, got Sabrina and I locked up, just so you could go out with another guy!” Antonio snapped, grabbing my collar.

Sabrina, supporting his mother, walked up to me. His mother sneered. “Let’s talk inside. Others don’t need to see this.”

The living room was crowded with my parents. Antonio’s parents, and even my former teacher, Taylor Carlson, whom Antonio had invited.-

Sabrina pulled out photos of me with the doctor during our trips.

Antonio’s mother laughed and said, “I knew Antonio marrying you was a mistake. You’ve always been a flirt. Only a few years in, and you’re

already seeing another guy and calling the cops on my son.”

She glanced around, waiting for my parents to speak.

My father ignored them and stared at the bandage on my hand. “What happened to your hand?“.

I glanced down, and the memory flooded back.

The last time Antonio shoved me to the ground for Sabrina, I ended up with a fractured wrist. It was still in a cast, and I couldn’t move it

freely

“Oh. Antonio shoved me when he brought Sabrina home last time. It was just an accident,” I replied.

My mother slammed the table. “An accident that broke your wrist? Seriously? What really happened, my girl? You need to tell us so we can help you.”

Antonio smirked, thinking I wouldn’t spill the truth.

In the past, to keep him, I’d always sugar–coat his actions before my parents. As long as he didn’t cross my line, I’d instinctively put a positive spin on everything he did.

As their only child. I grew up surrounded by love and care.

After my father got rich, they spoiled me even more. Since I always defended Antonio, they rarely criticized him.

But this time, I didn’t hold back. “It’s no big deal. On our anniversary, we were supposed to watch the sunrise together, but Sabrina wanted to join us. So, Antonio kicked me out of the car and left me on the mountain overnight.”

My father was so furious that he knocked over a vase, shattering it.