Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

When Sydney asked if she would reconcile with Theodore, Rosalie froze.

Sebastian's brow furrowed slightly.

At a time like this, Sydney was suggesting Rosalie should reconcile with her irresponsible son? The Spencers must be out of their minds to keep trying to hurt Rosalie. Moreover, they knew full well that Rosalie was now Sebastian's wife. Sydney's attempt to talk about Theodore in front of him was clearly malicious.

Sydney waited for Rosalie's response.

Rosalie turned to Sebastian. She thought about her commitment to him; she wasn't going to divorce him.

Rosalie sighed softly. "The baby and marriage are two different things. I won't reconcile with Theo. I am Sebastian's wife now. Besides, Theo doesn't want this child."

"How do you know he doesn't want it? Did he tell you?" Sydney pressed.

Rosalie replied, "I went to see him last night. I spoke to him outside his door, but he ignored me. I told him to call me by 10.00 AM today if he changed his mind. Since he didn't call, it means he's indicating through his actions that he doesn't want the baby." Sydney felt a pang of anxiety. She opened her mouth to speak, "Rose, actually..."

Sebastian's steely gaze fixed on Sydney.

Was she going to tell Rosalie that Theodore hadn't been there last night? Why did the Spencers always seem intent on ruining things for him?

showing no outward reaction, but

remember what she looked like and how she was trying to disrupt

would get his

mixture of emotions as she looked

if you think Theo doesn't want the child, what will you do? Do you regret

said, "I

will raise it on my own if necessary. I won't force Theo to keep the child,

really over between you

over. It's been over since the moment

teeth, and glanced at Sebastian

genuinely care for her, even treating

for another woman, and then he hurt her repeatedly afterward. Reconciliation

that she was married to Sebastian, it seemed

absent, so he couldn't have heard

about the child, it

loved Rosalie deeply, and

Sebastian was her child, she might have told Rosalie without hesitation. But now, with both being her

the