Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

"For how long are you going to hide it?" Christopher said. "Your stomach is already showing, and you eventually won't be able to keep it under wraps."

"I'll take it a day at a time. I'm waiting for Sebastian to make a full recovery before telling him about it. He knew about everything, but it's a pity that he lost his memories. I wonder if he'll be able to regain them," Rosalie said.

"Were you planning to keep the baby right from the start?"

She nodded. "It's my baby too, and I'll deliver it no matter what. I know you might not feel comfortable knowing that I married your beloved nephew while pregnant with my ex-husband's baby, but Seb knew about it before we got married. Though, he's now..."

"Rose," Christopher cut her off mid-sentence. "Don't worry, I'm not blaming you for anything. I'm just worried you won't be able to take all the pressure by yourself without anyone helping you. Your ex-husband has already caused you so much trouble, and now, Seb has become a burden you have to bear."

Rosalie was in disbelief over Christopher's words. He didn't blame her the slightest bit, and was even considerate of her plight. He seemed almost impossibly nice, but his words were quite harsh.

the past, and now, it's my turn to take care of him. I

of relief. "Actually, I know your marriage with

and looked at him in shock. "Who told you

Seb had that accident. I wouldn't tell anyone about this, so don't blame her." Rosalie looked down, despondent. "Although the marriage between Seb and me isn't real, our friendship is. My

Christopher said. "You're more genuine than anyone I know. I can tell you really

at that point," she said. "His father was forcing him to get married. Seb was

weren't because you

have resorted to this. Your marriage with him did

for the sake of helping him, you were able to save his marriage and his life. You are truly his lucky star. Perhaps I've finally understood why you're the only one he remembers. You're the most important person in his life, and he

terrible. If she had a say in the matter, she wished she