Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Chapter 35

Rosalie felt like her heart was being torn apart, and her mind was on the verge of splitting open.

Cynthia even knew about these things. It seemed that Theodore had been telling Cynthia everything about his married life over the past year. They had been in contact all along. "Theo once went on a two-month business trip, right? He was with me,

Cynthia volunteered the information. "He was with me the whole time, traveling together. He was happiest when he was with me."

It felt like one thunderbolt after another was striking Rosalie's brain. She was in a daze, hoping desperately that this was just a nightmare and that she would wake up soon. Rosalie remembered the night when Theodore had come home in a hurry, wanting to be intimate with her. They hadn't seen each other for two months, and she was deeply in love with him, so she hadn't pushed him away.

The whole process had gone smoothly. He had been gentle and considerate of her feelings. But the following day, he asked for a divorce.

Had he planned all of this? Since he wanted a divorce and had been with Cynthia for those two months, why had he come back that night and touched her? Had he just been squeezing out Rosalie's last bit of value?

from spiraling. She took a deep breath to calm herself, refusing to let herself

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divorce me anyway. Are you trying to provoke me? Do you think I

into pieces, but she didn't want to show any signs

shook her head. "No, you must have misunderstood me. I didn't mean it that

Rosalie feel nauseous. She was disgusted by the mere thought of

out for me', Ms. Zeller? How dare you say

sigh before speaking earnestly, "I want you to know that I have your best interests at heart. Theo is a remarkable man,

you this not to upset you, but to help

were indeed that. All the goodness Rosalie once saw in Theodore

seemed that everything he had done was for Cynthia. All his words and actions had been part of a plan, including his kindness towards her. Only when he was good to his 'wife'

was no wonder Theodore had fallen for someone