Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Sydney gripped the water glass tightly, her hands trembling slightly.

Sebastian sat on a nearby chair.

Rosalie spoke up, "Mom, now that you're here, there's something important I need to tell you."

"What is it?" Sydney asked, looking up.

Rosalie held Sebastian's hand tightly. "Sebastian made a decision outside the operating room, and it was me who pushed him into it." Sydney looked startled. "What?"

"Mom, I told Sebastian that if anything went wrong during the surgery, the priority should be to save the baby. I also told him that if I woke up and found out the baby was gone, I would be devastated and might even end my own life. I forced Sebastian to promise me, which is why he made that decision outside the operating room."

"Rose," Sebastian interjected urgently, "You don't need to talk about this."

"It's okay." Rosalie shook her head. "I need to explain."

life. If the baby was safe, I would be safe. If the baby was lost, I would be lost too. That's why he made such a painful decision.

him, you hit him, and even insulted him. He has endured it all silently, not because he felt guilty, but because he was

The decisions he made were at her behest, and he shouldn't bear the blame for

silent for a long time

and pain on Sebastian's face at the time and hearing Rosalie's words now, Sydney realized she

ached. Perhaps

son now made her feel even more guilty. How could she have misunderstood her child so badly? She had scolded him

you tell me?" Sydney struggled to keep her voice steady, her sadness barely contained. "If you had told me then, maybe I wouldn't

she wouldn't have hit him or insulted

not have believed him, even if he had explained. Back then, she didn't know he was her son, and she might have continued to doubt and criticize him,

were very emotional at

Even if I had explained,

believed me. It would have only made things worse. And I was also worried you would