My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Chapter 1175 It Was All My Fault

As Leo’s interrogation bore down on him, Garrett struggled to find the words to defend himself.

Leo’s rage intensified upon seeing Garrett’s crestfallen expression. “You’re nearly thirty, for heaven’s sake! Show some maturity! How can you ever hope to be a decent father and protector for your family?”

Garrett found himself at a loss for words for the first time in his life, rendered speechless by Leo’s scathing rebuke.

Deep down, he knew Leo was right. His own negligence had caused harm to Laney.

Vera, witnessing the harsh chastisement Garrett was enduring, felt a wave of sympathy and immediately intervened, “You can’t place all the blame on Garrett! Laney must bear some responsibility too. Her own carelessness nearly resulted in disaster.”

Garrett’s protective instincts kicked in, and he quickly jumped to Laney’s defense. “It’s all my fault. I should never have brought Laney to the class reunion. If I hadn’t, this calamity wouldn’t have occurred. I promise to be more vigilant in the future.”

Seeing Garrett’s genuine remorse, Leo’s anger finally began to dissipate. “I’m glad you understand the gravity of the situation. You may return to work tomorrow. Lola will tend to Laney.”

this state, I can’t concentrate on

you can be there for Laney when she needs you most – during childbirth.” Vera chimed in, “You don’t want to be absent when

was right but couldn’t shake his concern. “But

fret, Mr. Harding. I’ll take excellent care of Mrs. Harding,” Lola, who had been quietly trailing

you must keep a close eye on

final reminder to Lola and casting a lingering glance at the slumbering

departed, Leo and Vera decided to follow suit, but not before ensuring Laney was in

We can’t afford another incident,” Vera implored, her worry evident.

unmistakable as he asked, “What exactly transpired today? Why didn’t you intervene and inform us

Leo’s penetrating gaze. “Mrs. Harding never mentioned it to me.” Leo

head, biting her

help but glance resentfully at Laney in

blamed Laney entirely for her plight. If it hadn’t been for Laney, Lola would never

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