Do I Have to Take Responsibility for My Pregnant Rival, Who Pretends to Be an Alpha?

Fang Hui transmigrates into a sci-fi novel and becomes the sworn enemy of the female lead, an Alpha.

In the original story, she is a useless rich kid who looks down on the female lead, a penniless genius from a garbage planet.

She constantly trips the female lead up, mocking her for being so poor yet pretending to be above it all.

In a moment of madness, she even goes too far, leaving the female lead on the brink of death.

In the end, the female lead gets her revenge, and Fang Hui meets a tragic fate.

Fang Hui has just arrived in the story at the very moment she is about to go too far and try to kill the female lead.

Terrified, Fang Hui quickly drops what she is holding and goes to make nice with the female lead.

She hopes they can bury the hatchet.

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After enormous effort, she finally manages to repair their relationship.

But after a combat exercise, she and the female lead both get drunk and accidentally end up sleeping in the same bed.

She knows the female lead is a germaphobe, and she has already apologized. But the female lead breaks things off with her all over again, and even seems to want to strangle her.

Fang Hui: ?

Even a clay figure has a temper, and she is a living, breathing person!

Fang Hui immediately decides that even if she meets a tragic end, she will never have anything to do with the female lead again!

But a month later, the female lead slaps a stack of papers against her face and says coldly, "Take responsibility."

Fang Hui picks up the papers at random and looks: Five weeks pregnant.

Fang Hui is confused.

Fang Hui is stunned.

She cannot make sense of it.

1. Can an Alpha get pregnant?

2. Can an Alpha get pregnant by herself?

3. What does it mean for a pregnant Alpha to demand that another Alpha take responsibility?

4. Nothing happened between her and the female lead. Can the female lead still make her take responsibility?

5. And last, but most importantly:

Whose child is it?

Theme: What exists is reasonable.