Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Chapter 260

She should be stopping him from leaving and helping him back on the bed, sitting by his side and showing him concern, her heart softening for him. Yet, why did she look so cold?

Rosalie shrugged. "Aren't you leaving? Why are you asking me that?"

Rosalie had seen through him. He had been playing this game for so long, she would be a fool if she didn't realize what he was trying to do.

For a moment, she had thought Theodore was being serious and found him pitiful. But now, she realized that he was just putting on an act with his excellent acting chops.

The two of them stood where they were, staring at each other, a wide, gaping distance between them.

"I'm really leaving," Theodore said hastily, still in disbelief that she didn't stop him.

'She's so vicious!' he thought.

"Go on," Rosalie said, being ruthless through and through. She crossed her arms and sat on the bedside, looking leisurely at him.

Theodore gritted his teeth and stepped out, but she remained resolutely unmoving.

Finally, he walked out into the corridor. He stopped in his tracks, and tried to listen out for any signs of movement in the room. Alas, there was none.

him whatsoever.

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'Hmph

me, I'll leave and never turn back!' he thought bitterly. Rosalie's brows furrowed when

Did Theodore really leave?

was still wounded, so how was he going to go back home? Was he going

What if he met with an

have to be

by that thought, she immediately stood up to head out. Suddenly, a figure entered the room. She quickly sat back on the bedside, acting as though nothing happened, her arms still crossed in,

forward and

going to let me go and not stop me from leaving me?! What if something happens to me? Don't forget that I'm still

hurts

again, Theodore looked like a frustrated wife complaining to her bastard husband who cared nothing for her. He

tears.

you

insist on leaving? You were clearly the one who chased me

he was faced with the greatest injustice in the

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done something grievous

Rosalie was utterly confused.