Chapter 1291: Chapter 1391

Caleb turned away, silent.

Feeling desperate, I tugged at the hem of his shirt and pleaded, “Honey, I’m the only one who can make Enzo confess, right? Have you thought about the werewolves?”

It was a harsh truth.

Caleb gazed at me, then sighed deeply.

He gently touched my swollen belly and said, “Debra, I’m at a loss here.

You’re pregnant.

You should be resting and taking care of yourself.

”

He paused, his voice laden with guilt.

“These days, you’ve been all over your work, even ending up in detention.

You haven’t rested well at all.

I worry it’s too much for you.

”

Understanding his concerns, I held his hand and reassured him, “Don’t worry.

It’s just this once with the mind control.

I’ll be fine.

And remember, I’m the supreme witch.

I’ll take good care of myself.

”

To ease his worries, I bowed my head slightly and rested it on his shoulder, offering a promise.

“After this, I’ll take a break, just like you’ve been asking.

Okay?”

Yet, Caleb still harbored guilt.

“I’m sorry.

When you were carrying Elena and Dylan, I wasn’t able to look after you well.

Now you’re pregnant again, and it’s still hard for me to be there for you, yet you keep pushing yourself.

I’ve failed as a husband,” he said, his head bowed in shame.

Seeing him so full of guilt, I didn’t hesitate to wrap my arms around him and offer comfort.

“Just having you here makes me happy.

And as Luna, it’s my responsibility to guard the Thorn Edge Pack.

I’m not feeling overwhelmed.

”

Caleb paused, then turned and returned my embrace.

“I’m really sorry.

I should have protected you better,” he murmured, his voice low and rough, yet tender.

I tightened my hold around his waist and smiled.

“It’s okay.

”

We held each other closely, savoring the peaceful moment, until the quiet was broken by a sudden noise.

The door flew open, and the clear, youthful voices of Elena and Dylan filled the air.

“Oh my God! Daddy and Mommy are hugging! How embarrassing!” Elena exclaimed.

Dylan chimed in, “Elena, close your eyes.

We shouldn’t be watching this.

It’s not for kids.

”

Debra’s POV:

Were the two kids outside?

I was taken aback and quickly pushed Caleb away.

He stumbled back a bit, but since we were on the living room sofa, he didn’t fall.

Caleb looked a bit surprised by my reaction.

“Honey, you’re really shy.

”

I just gave a helpless shrug.

While hugging wasn’t wrong, our kids were still very young.

It wasn’t good for them to see us like this too often.

It could affect them negatively.