Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

"The chance you're talking about requires Sebastian's life. She doesn't deserve this chance!" Rosalie yelled.

Between saving Sebastian and Cynthia, there was no doubt who Rosalie would choose. No matter how slim the hope, she would never give up on Sebastian. Whether Cynthia lived or died had nothing to do with her; she wasn't that noble.

Everyone would prioritize protecting the people they cared about in crucial times. Only doctors, when facing two injured strangers, would prioritize the one easiest to save and abandon the one with the slimmest hope.

Theodore clenched his fists. "Do you hate Cindy that much? It's my fault that everything happened. If you want to hate, then hate me."

"My decision won't change whether I hate you or not."

She would make the same choice, even if the patient in need of an organ wasn't Cynthia.

Theodore didn't believe Rosalie would be this cold. "You've changed! You used to be so kind. You should know it's not just Cindy waiting for a transplant. There are two other people. Sebastian alone could save three lives."

Hearing this made Rosalie furious. "Does saving three lives justify sacrificing one? What did Sebastian do wrong? Are human lives elementary school math problems?"

you understand? He's already a zombie!" Theodore

lecture me! I don't care if he's a

be lying here today. You've been married to him for only one day. Did you think about how selfish your decision

Selfish?

her of when Theodore protected Cynthia and accused her, his very own wife, of being

his words sounded, in essence, he always prioritized Cynthia. Fortunately, he confessed his feelings for her too

we've only been married for one minute, I would still be his wife. I have the right to make decisions for him

now tired of arguing. In fact,

she's still my sister-in-law. She has the right to make legal decision's for him and the

Beep, beep, beep!

beep. Medical staff ran into the room. "Family

the room. The doctor pulled the curtain close, and

crying as she watched