Chasing My Pregnant Wife by Night Rvelations

Chapter 1443

"Alright." Theodore nodded. "I'll give the child a name, but this is an important matter-I need to think it through carefully."

Since this was Rosalie's wish, he was naturally willing to fulfill it.

Rosalie smiled and said, "Alright, let me know when you've decided on a name."

"I will. I'll tell you as soon as I decide." Theodore raised his hand and gently stroked Rosalie's head.

Steve stumbled as he ran toward his parents and threw himself into Rosalie's arms. His movement was a bit forceful, but Rosalie still managed to catch him in time.

Seeing this, Theodore immediately took Steve from Rosalie's embrace.

He said seriously, "Steve, Mommy is pregnant now. You can't throw yourself at her like that you might hurt her."

Steve's dark, round eyes blinked as he listened to Theodore's words. Realizing he had done something wrong, he looked at his mother with a guilty expression.

"It's okay. I'm fine," Rosalie quickly reassured him. "Come here, let Mommy hold you."

Rosalie pulled Steve back into her arms and hugged him.

Theodore wished that time could stop at this moment. It was so beautiful.

He glanced at his watch.

"Rose, I'll go spread out the picnic mat. Let's have lunch-I brought a lot of delicious food."

"Alright."

arranged all the food and fruit, Rosalie carried Steve over, and the three of them sat

small portions of solid food. Theodore had also prepared a

was full. Spotting butterflies fluttering among

back, but Rosalie held his hand. "Let him play

Theodore nodded. "Alright."

in the distance, signaling

Theodore placed more food on her plate.

let's find a time to bury Justin properly,"

hadn't been able to bring herself to bury those few

by her

forever. Even if there were only a few pieces of his remains left, Justin deserved

head, Rosalie

in her bowl with her cutlery. Her tone didn't carry much

a good

want to visit,

her. He was willing

Theo. You're

always known that Theodore was a good man, but too many misunderstandings had come between

way, and there

They could never

only good to you and the children,"

to set boundaries