Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

When Rosalie arrived at Rebecca's place, dinner was being prepared in the kitchen.

In the living room, Rebecca held Rosalie's hand and said, "Rose, you seem to have gained some weight. It looks like you've been eating well recently."

Rosalie smiled and replied, "Grandma, I have indeed put on some weight. There's something I want to tell you."

"What is it?"

"Can you promise me something first? If I tell you, please don't be angry. I'm most afraid of making you angry."

"Go ahead. How could I be angry with you?"

Rosalie hesitated for a moment, feeling uneasy. After a long pause, she finally told Rebecca about her pregnancy and her marriage to Sebastian.

Rebecca fell silent after hearing this. She released Rosalie's hand, and her expression became somewhat serious.

"I'm sorry, Grandma. It's my fault. I should have told you earlier, but I had just gotten divorced and was afraid you might force Theo to remarry me because of my pregnancy. That's why I didn't tell you. I'm sorry."

Rebecca turned to look at Rosalie, and gently touched her belly. She lamented, "I'm so foolish. I didn't know about this at all. If I had known earlier, perhaps..."

She wondered if knowing earlier would have made any difference.

"Grandma, it's all my fault. Please don't be angry. If you're unhappy, just scold me."

seen a lot. I won't be angry with you. I'm just a bit sad to

been too much trouble. Don't worry, Grandma. I'll take good care of

going to Melrine with

is very good. I want him to try it. Once Sebastian recovers his memory,

the divorce? What about

interrupted. "Theo and I can never be together anymore. He's marrying Cynthia

about it. Rose, don't you want to stop

take their course. Whether he marries Cynthia

"What about the child?"

take good care

you plan to tell

to tell him after returning from Melrine. I don't want to tell him for now.

said helplessly, "Who would have thought your relationship with Theo would turn out like this? That fool! He

no matter what, I'm still your granddaughter. After the child is born, you will be

"Given how

a bit angry with you for not telling me sooner, I'm relieved seeing you safe and sound. Your

was wrong before, making you marry Theodore and delaying you. I won't force you anymore. If you want to raise the child

that's fine. If you

to, I won't insist either. Just