Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Chapter 1422

Rosalie didn't know how long she had been trapped here—was it a month, two months, or even five or ten years? She had lost track of time.

Since the last time she hurt Sebastian, she had been tied up. Even when she went to the bathroom, someone was watching her, holding onto the rope. She had been stripped of all dignity.

But as far as she was concerned, Sebastian had no dignity left as well. Even the most crucial pride of a man had been wounded by her bite, leaving him too afraid to touch her for a long time. This was something he would remember for a lifetime.

Since that incident, Sebastian would occasionally come by to take a glance at her, but he didn't sleep in the same bed with her anymore. He wanted to protect his manhood and needed time to recover.

This was fine with Rosalie. Though she was tied up, at least she no longer had to sleep with Sebastian.

At that moment, Rosalie heard a voice in her ear. "Mom."

Turning her head at the sound, Rosalie saw Nana being wheeled in on a wheelchair.

Rosalie wanted to go over, but the distance was too great. She took a few steps forward but was pulled back. She could only sit by the bed.

Nana was wearing a dress. The empty spot where her right leg used to be was glaring.

Her lower leg was still wrapped in bandages, not yet fully healed. Her little face looked pale and weary, missing the lively spark it once had.

her. Now that you have, I'll take

turned her head, crying out,

chase after them, but she

on purpose-he

didn't dare show that she cared for Nana. She feared that

dinner as usual and placed

that there was a lot of food today-too much for her to eat alone, like it was double

walked in and told the

and closed the door

and untied

the rope, and she rubbed them as she coldly stared at him. "You

I

of people I'm worried about, but

As for the others, I can't do anything

as he sat down

didn't want to sit with him and

said, "If you won't eat, then you can go hungry. When you can't take it anymore,