The Almighty Alpha Wins Back His Rejected Mate
Chapter 1668

These voices swirled in my mind, causing a throbbing ache accompanied by heartbreak.

Had Caleb really betrayed me? Was the announcement of Alexandria as his future Luna an acknowledgment of his betrayal?

I forced a bitter smile and withdrew my hand from Caleb’s grasp, consumed by despair.

Indeed, I had been a fool.

Caleb was on the verge of marrying another, yet I deluded myself into hoping for a clarification of a supposed misunderstanding.

But there was no misunderstanding.

He had betrayed me and fallen for his secretary.

No wonder he hadn’t rushed to explain after I discovered them together or bothered to seek clarification.

It was clear now; he had moved on.

Struggling to maintain composure, I suppressed tears as I uttered, “Though I may not recall our history, I see clearly now.

Let’s end it here between us.

”

I pivoted and strode off without a backward glance.

However, Caleb pursued me in a state of panic, grasping at my arm in a futile attempt to restrain me.

The man, previously drunk and causing turmoil, appeared to have just grasped the seriousness of the situation as he questioned, “Caleb, what’s going on here? Isn’t the lady in the gown your future Luna?”

With a scornful twist of my lips, I evaded Caleb’s reach and marched forward.

“Debra!” Caleb called out, his voice filled with desperation as he tried to restrain me.

“Please don’t go.

Just listen to my explanation.

This is really a misunderstanding.

”

These lines and this scenario felt all too familiar.

But this time, I wouldn’t succumb to folly.

He thought he could juggle two women at the same time?

Dream on!

I shrugged off Caleb’s grip once again, my tone devoid of emotion.

“I’ve made myself clear, Caleb.

I’m leaving.

Don’t follow me; go play nice with your new Luna.

”

Caleb remained rooted to the spot, inquiring, “Where will you go?”

Indifferently, I retorted, “That’s none of your business, certainly not where you’ll be.

”

Caleb panicked, pleading, “Debra, trust me.

You’re the only one.

There’s never been anyone else.

”

He seized my hand anew, pressing, “And our children? Have you considered them in all this?”