Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

"..."

Lily couldn't pinpoint her feelings. It seemed too much to say that she liked Sebastian, given that she had only met him a few times. Yet, if she said that she didn't like Sebastian, it didn't seem realistic. Sebastian was a very charming man, after all.

A man like him was very attractive to women. What's more, he was chivalrous with an air of graceful elegance about him despite his memory loss. Who wouldn't want a man as wonderful as him? The hesitation in Lily's voice made Rosalie chuckle. "You do have a bit of feelings for him, don't you?"

Lily said uneasily, "Ms. Young, I..."

"Call me Rose," Rosalie said. "Can I call you Lily? We don't need to be strangers."

"Alright, then," Lily said. "Rose, what I meant was that you two are still married. Regardless of the reason behind your marriage, it's not appropriate for me to have any feelings for Mr. Carter. It'll give me psychological pressure, too."

Rosalie felt slightly guilty at Lily's words. "I'm very sorry. I'm at fault for not being considerate enough. Please don't feel pressured in any way."

She then added in hushed tones, "I will divorce Sebastian."

Rosalie who Sebastian really liked, but she couldn't say it on Sebastian's behalf when he himself didn't do

heart fell. She opened her mouth, wanting to say something, when her

and Seb in the future, but I know what our future will be like. We'll certainly be divorced. Don't worry. If you like him, pursue him boldly.

think you're just a passer-by to him," Lily said in all seriousness. "Even if you divorce him one day and if he gets with another woman, you'll always be someone special

him," Rosalie immediately said. "No matter who Seb ends up with in the future, as long as a suitable woman appears by his side, I'll definitely

and

you

long ago; it's just that many things happened subsequently, causing her to

if he can't bear for you

felt greed creep up her heart. She had only met Sebastian a few times, so what right did she have

Sebastian loved. She, on the other

Rosalie