Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Chapter 97

Theodore didn't get a wink of sleep all night. He stayed by Rosalie's side, checking on her whenever she made a sound, making sure she wasn't uncomfortable and giving her water if she needed it.

As dawn broke, Theodore raised his hand to Rosalie's forehead to check her temperature yet again. Seeing that her fever had finally gone down, he breathed a sigh of relief.

Exhausted, Theodore sat up and pinched the bridge of his nose. As he walked drowsily to the bathroom, he accidentally kicked the trash can, startling himself. He was afraid that the sound would wake Rosalie but thankfully, she was still sound asleep.

When he bent down to push the trash can back into place, he noticed two pills in it, puzzling him. Didn't Rose say she had taken the medicine? Then, why were the pills in the trash? Why would she lie to him? It was just two pills, so why wouldn't she take them? She wasn't the type to refuse medicine..

Feeling uneasy, Theodore turned his head and stared deeply at the woman sleeping peacefully.

When Rosalie woke up again, it was almost noon. She was alone in bed.

Rosalie stared blankly at the ceiling, feeling a bit dizzy. She vaguely remembered Theodore taking care of her all night. She touched the cold sheets beside her, realizing he must have left at some point. Everything from last night felt like a dream.

up in the bathroom. When she came out of her room, Anthony hurried over to

you

said, though her complexion

an hour ago

"Oh, I see."

Cynthia. She was his

very concerned about you. He called me last night asking if you had returned. When

"Is that so?"

emotions. Her husband cared for her, rushing back when he heard she was

last night, he still went to Cynthia's side today. How

her harshly. He was clearly tormenting her. Anthony wanted to say something more, but seeing Rosalie's expression, he changed the subject and asked, "Madam, what would you like for lunch? I'll have the kitchen

head was starting to ache again, so she returned to her room. She sat

The call soon connected, but it wasn't her husband's