Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Chapter 21

"This is Mr. Sebastian Carter, the primary shareholder of Ashwick University."

Another round of thunderous applause erupted from the audience.

A young man in a sharp suit elegantly walked onto the stage, nodding slightly to everyone before finally arriving at Rosalie's side.

Rosalie was somewhat shocked when she saw who it was. Wasn't he the gentleman she had shared a table with at the restaurant a few days ago?

-When Sebastian saw her, he also seemed slightly surprised but didn't show it. He accepted the degree certificate from the dean's hands.

Rosalie stepped forward to receive her degree certificate. She bowed. slightly, keeping her head lowered. The tassel on the right side of her mortarboard hung down. As per tradition, Sebastian gently moved the tassel from the right to the left. With that, the ceremony was complete.

Looking up, Rosalie was about to express her gratitude when she suddenly felt a wave of dizziness that caused her to stagger.

Sebastian immediately reached out to support her, pulling her into his arms in a rather intimate position.

"What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"

Rosalie felt her vision blur, almost unable to see the people in the audience who were whispering among themselves, unsure of what was happening onstage.

away, a sharp gaze locked onto

seconds, Rosalie quickly

embrace.

+25 BONUS

I didn't eat breakfast this morning, so my blood

well, rest for a while," the dean

crowd before walking

herself unable to see the stairs clearly. Though she couldn't tell

As she was

contemplating her next move, the dean said, "Next, let's invite Mr. Carter to give

rushing

a step

"Ahhh!"

her arms around her stomach to protect her abdomen. But instead of feeling the pain of falling onto the hard, cold

of a man's muffled groan of pain, Rosalie returned to her senses to find herself pressed against Sebastian's body. She hurriedly tried to get off him, but her legs were weak and she

move.

you okay?" Sebastian asked, still concerned about

was an uproar at the