Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

As Cynthia cried, she suddenly felt a tightness in her chest, and she struggled to breathe. She clutched her heart, gasping for air.

Theodore immediately kneeled beside her, and helped her up from the floor before guiding her back to the bed. He quickly pressed the emergency button.

Medical staff rushed in to check on Cynthia. The doctor informed Theodore that Cynthia had recently undergone a heart transplant, and was still recovering. She needed to get plenty of rest and avoid emotional stress, as it could put a significant strain on her new heart.

Once the medical team left, Cynthia lay on the bed in her white wedding dress. Theodore walked over to her.

He didn't take her hand, but said with a resigned tone, "Cindy, why are you doing this to yourself? I'm just a man who's always breaking his promises. You shouldn't waste your time on me. There are many other men in this world who deserve your love. You will meet someone better."

"That's easy for you to say," Cynthia sneered. "And what about you? Why did you fall in love with Rosalie? Why don't you love me or someone else?"

Theodore remained silent for a long time, not responding.

"Theo, you can't be this cruel," Cynthia said as she cried. "Do you know how happy I was when I put on this wedding dress? I gave you all my dignity and showed you my heart, but now you're humiliating me. And this dress-it was a gift from you."

time, you were very ill, and it was hard

made a promise to marry me, and now, you're backing out after I got my transplant. If that's

You're alive, safe and sound, and living

not better. It's not good at all. Without you, there's no such thing as

with everything I've done, you still want to marry me? Do you

Theodore sometimes struggled to

understand a woman's persistence,

just as he was

I've ever met. I honestly don't know who else I could find. I

I don't love you, do you still want

this man to speak so bluntly

Rosalie as a

was confident Theo loved

that Rosalie couldn't compare. But now, Theo