Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Rosalie nodded. "I approached you very carefully at that time, trying hard to be as obedient as I could. I was worried that if I weren't, you'd hate me. You held my hand so gently when I approached you." "You were trembling at that time," Theodore said. "I could feel it. When I held your hands, they were shaking so badly because you were so scared."

"But you didn't let go of my hands. Instead, you kept whispering to me, 'Don't be scared. You won't be hurt from now on. I'll protect you.' From then on, I stayed with the Spencers and was always with you, going everywhere you brought me. Whenever I encountered a question I didn't know the answer to, you would teach me patiently until I got it. You were never anxious or impatient with me.

"When I was bullied, you were always the first to step forward and scare the bullies away. When I missed my parents, you would stay by my side quietly, saying nothing but simply being there. When I felt exhausted from crying, you would quietly hand me water and food. You were my guardian angel, always by my side and protecting me."

Theodore's eyes were tender. When he looked at Rosalie, it felt as though they had returned to the past when they were still innocent children. There were no conflicts or tension between them, just pure trust and dependence on each other.

However, everything changed after they grew up. Things were no longer innocent, but painful and tragic.

"But Rose, your guardian angel ended up hurting you so badly. You must have been disappointed."

Theodore's eyes turned bitter and disappointed.

all these just to tell you I'll never forget

"And so?"

to his question on whether she thought he

heart donor, because I trust that Theo, who protected me since I was young

wouldn't murder anyone."

suspected Theodore before, but that was when she was agitated and couldn't control thoughts that came to her mind. It was entirely understandable

circumstances.

in the car. Theodore stared at Rosalie, not saying a word. Finally, he unbuckled his seat belt and

the car window. Theodore was standing on the roadside, looking silently at the forest in

pondering for a moment, Rosalie unbuckled her seatbelt, opened the door and left the car as well. She walked