Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Rosalie scoffed. "In that case, why did you come looking for me? Who are you trying to show care for? Aren't you afraid that she'll roll over in her grave?" As always, Cynthia was always coming in between them.

Bitter pain billowed in Theodore's eyes as he stared at the woman before him. He remained silent, but his eyes spoke of an intense mix of complicated emotions.

"Didn't you make me choose?" Theodore pinched her chin, and went on, "I'm making myself clear now. I choose you. As for Cynthia, you don't need to care about her. I'll bear all the consequences, because everything's my fault!"

Rosalie shut her eyes in pain. "Theo, it's too late. Making your choice now...it's all too late!"

Sorrow spread from her heart to her head, and she couldn't help but sob bitterly.

"Don't cry."

Seeing her bursting into tears made Theodore anxious. He hurriedly wiped her tears away, but they kept flowing.

"Why would it be too late? Are you still angry over what I said before? I didn't mean them. Cindy's on the verge of death. At that time, I had no other choice. Take it that I was a bastard and just hate me. It's better than crying over me."

a choice? Why didn't you not have a choice before? Now you can make the choice of picking me? Doesn't that make me sad too?" Rosalie asked in between sobs. "Aren't you just being fickle? Even if

ever-changing stance

won't! As long as you remarry me, I promise you, I'll never do that again! As long as you give me a sliver of hope and

was rendered almost speechless by him. She didn't know what else to say aside from

am out of my

like a

on

her dying

Sebastian! Are you marrying him? I won't allow that! I want you to marry me again! I can't stand

wouldn't be able to stand seeing her

"Rose, do you know?"

his hands and looked morosely

was happy I could still see you around. But when you started distancing yourself from me and getting closer to Sebastian,

started panicking, Rose. I feel you slipping through my fingers and out of my life. That was when I realized how foolish I had been.