Miguel Lynch stood in front of him, pointing his finger. "Is it worth it for a woman? Look at yourself, what have you become? You used to be a renowned medical genius in Bloomstead, but now? As a doctor, you don't even take care of your own health. Have you forgotten all your years of medical expertise?"
Only true friends would reprimand him so honestly.
Matthew Kings looked serious and instinctively reached for a cigarette. However, he realized he was in church and reluctantly put the cigarette back in the pack.
"Although Sofia Green is carrying your child, no one will force you to marry her. Drew, you're putting too much pressure on yourself," he advised Skyler Robins.
Caleb Shaw, the silent jerk, stepped forward, slightly kneeling down, and placed his hand on Skyler Robins' shoulder. "Big bro is right. If you don't want to marry Sofia Green, you should directly and decisively talk to the Green Family instead of avoiding reality here."
"I have made up my mind."
Skyler Robins looked straight ahead, lowered his gaze, and seemed calm and resigned. There wasn't much emotional fluctuation on his face.
Since he had come here, he had already made a firm decision.
After kneeling outside the church for two days, he really wanted to break free from worldly desires.
"Nonsense, you haven't made up your mind!" Miguel Lynch angrily took off his glasses and pointed at him. "Is it worth it for a Sofia Green? If you don't want the child, just let her go to the hospital to have it. Why do you have to degrade yourself?"
"You can't force matters of the heart. Your mistake is..."
Caleb Shaw wanted to persuade Skyler Robins, but he interrupted him, "Whether it's avoiding or being incapable, it's my choice."
"It's because of Shirley Wilson, right?" Matthew Kings frowned. "I've already called Roni, and she will contact Shirley Wilson to come and find you."
Matthew Kings didn't believe that a mere Sofia Green could hurt him so badly.
When Sofia Green left him and resolutely went abroad, Skyler Robins also endured it.
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