Chapter 130 Problem solved

CALEB

The room was as silent as a graveyard as we sat around the large oval dining table, none of us uttering a word.

I could tell how hard my mom was trying to sink into the drama that was playing out in the church.

It was harder for her with the number of eyes glaring at her.

Grandma was the first to make a sound by clearing her throat, her large accusing eyes fixed on my mother who kept fidgeting in her seat.

“I respected the girl because you were the one who chose her for Caleb,” Grandma began, referring to my mother.

My mom’s lips parted and slammed together in guilt.

“Look at the disgrace that wretched girl has caused our family, she ruined our reputation!” Grandma spat, and Mom shuddered slightly, picking on her manicured nails.

“No, no, grandma. You are getting everything wrong. Katherine’s family is the one getting the embarrassment,” Mom tried to defend herself, and Grandma scowled at her.

“You think so? What are people going to think about the futu