The Almighty Alpha Wins Back His Rejected Mate
Chapter 438

Caleb seemed to have guessed something.

His expression darkened and he held my hand firmly.

“Debra, can you leave the sale of Roz Town alone?”

I was stunned and didn’t know what to say.

Caleb looked me affectionately and continued, “We’ve missed five years together, Debra.

Now that we’ve finally found each other again, we should enjoy ourselves, don’t you think? Don’t turn your back on the people who Love you for people you barely know.

”

I suddenly felt cold all over, as though someone had poured a basin of ice-cold water on me.

For his own selfish interests, he always asked me to give up what was important to me.

He never thought about how I felt, nor did he intend to respect me.

I withdrew my hand and asked, “Then why don‘t you stop?”

“Debra, under Adam’s management, Roz Town has declined.

Only by moving the residents out can the town have a better future.

This deal is a win-win!”

I begged to differ.

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I stared into his eyes and said seriously, “Caleb, Roz Town belongs to

Gale and the Xeric Pack.

If it hasn’t developed well, then Gale can always hire a new manager to fix things instead of selling it to another pack, rendering the residents of the town homeless.

”

However, Caleb just waved his hand dismissively.

“Gale isn’t a qualified Alpha at all.

It’s because she abandoned Roz Town that Adam dared to act recklessly.

How could she possibly have a new manager take over? Don’t be so naive, Debra!”

I gritted my teeth and had to secretly tell myself that Gale didn’t abandon it.

Even if she was poisoned, she still tasked me with the mission to maintain the peace of the town.

She cared about this town and its people.

But I couldn’t tell Caleb that.

Just then, Elena emerged from her room with her schoolbag.

Noticing the serious looks on our faces, she asked curiously, “What happened? Did you guys fight?”

Caleb and I replied in unison, “No! We were just talking about grown-up stuff.

”

“Oh, I see.

”

Elena tilted her head and didn’t doubt us.

At her age, she wouldn’t question the words of an adult.

Caleb and I exchanged tacit glances and stopped arguing.

Then we sent

Elena to the kindergarten together.

“Elena, you’re finally back!”