Forget it. It did not matter to her.

She spoke clearly, "Shawn, now I can tell you with confidence I didn't pull Susan down the steps. I didn't want to harm your child."

"As for whether you want to forgive or cut off completely between you and Susan, that's your business, not mine. I am most fortunate now that my child is still here."

After speaking, Gale turned around and left.

When she got to the door, she suddenly remembered something. "By the way, I want to remind you that Susan can't think of these things alone. As for who is helping her, I think you should know."

She left without looking back.

Shawn was left alone in the center of the living room.

He was so powerful and commanded so much respect.

He felt extremely hateful when he thought that Susan tricked him, treating being pregnant with his child as child's play, a bargaining chip!

"Go and bring Dean to my study," Shawn said sternly.

"Yes!" Dean did not know what was going on at all, as he did not get the chance to s