Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Chapter 23

Rose, did you need something?"

Theodore didn't directly answer her question, but it was true. Cynthial was his junior.

"I need to fill out my preferences for my university entrance exams. Do you have any suggestions regarding majors?" Theodore continued working with his head down as he replied, " Choose something you're interested in."

"Then, I'll choose..."

"Sorry to interrupt," said Cynthia from the office doorway. "Mr. Spencer, Mr. Johnson is online and waiting for you." Theodore hummed in response and closed the file he was holding. I'll be right there."

As he walked past Rosalie, he said, "I'm a bit busy. Let's talk later."

"Oh, okay," Rosalie replied, looking somewhat disappointed as she

lowered her head.

Noticing the lack of movement behind him, Theodore stopped and turned around. Eventually, he approached Rosalie and grasped her

shoulder.

"What's wrong?"

"It's nothing. You should go attend to your business," Rosalie said, fearing she would delay him further.

"Tell me what major you want to study," he insisted, not rushing away.

Rosalie looked up, noticing Cynthia at the door. The older woman

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seeming to portray the image of a strong,

said, wanting to work alongside Theodore and be on par with

finance?"

"Yes, I

study that. After you graduate,

you."

work at SK Enterprise?" Rosalie

replied, gently patting her shoulder

turned back and added, "Rose, apply

she had ultimately chosen finance as her major. Unfortunately,

speech, you must have heard me say that I've never regretted that decision. So, why are your accusing me of deceiving you?" Rosalie asked. She didn't blame

for a moment, Theodore released her shoulder, fastened

cold, he looked ready to erupt at any moment,

His tone was indifferent, but the veins on the back of his hand bulged as

nothing between us. He's just a major

Ashwick University

And? Theodore pressed

I have no

want

you only met him

wasn't sure if she

end, she said, "Yes, today was the

better to not mention the past. Talking about it was troublesome, and Theodore would just ask more questions. At her answer, the bulging veins on the back of the man's hand seemed to diminish, and his