Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

She deliberately said "two months" sarcastically. After all, when he was away on a business trip for two months, he was in truth with Cynthia-something Rosalie had only learned later.

Whenever she got angry at Theodore, she couldn't help but think of how he had hurt her. Each instance remained vivid in her mind.

"I will," Theodore replied. "I plan to stay here for a month. Anyhow, we'll be together forever, never to part."

Theodore knew Rosalie was mocking him, so he returned the favor. He had repaid what he owed Rosalie during that kidnapping incident. When Rosalie chose Sebastian over him, he had already died once. He had used his life to repay Rosalie, and she had avenged him for all the hurt he had foolishly inflicted on her.

Aurora felt a surge of joy. She didn't know if Theodore meant what he said, but a month was enough time for her to enjoy herself. She had initially thought he would return right after seeing his ex-wife.

Sebastian asked, "Mr. Spencer, have you made a reservation here? This restaurant is quite difficult to book."

Theodore replied, "No. Aurora and I plan to go to another restaurant."

and said with a smile, "Why don't you join us? Our table seats four people. It would be great to catch up since we haven't seen each other in a

and asked, "Have you regained

quite successful. I've regained some memories, including your remarkable

so? That's good to hear.

smile froze momentarily, worried Theodore might bring

so what if he did? Sebastian wouldn't admit it, and Rosalie wouldn't believe

liked to be let down. "Theodore are we leaving?" Aurora asked. She didn't want to stay any longer; the atmosphere was too tense, and she was worried

in, but he had no choice but to pretend. Deep inside, he was already battered

Theodore was to breaking down. Aurora felt sorry for him and wanted to take him home to comfort him. Theodore was gripping her waist tightly, as if venting his emotions. Aurora endured

vent. Otherwise, he would break down. She had to endure the pain, no matter how much it hurt. Theodore was so caught up in his suffering

that moment, a waiter approached. "Mr. Spencer, we have a table for you now. Would you like

said, "It seems we can't sit together. Aurora and I will head to the other table.